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Which algebraic expression fits the verbal phrase: The product of x and 7 decreased by 34. * 1р O7-34 x 7 X - 7 x 34 O 7x-34 O 7

x + 34

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Andre45 [30]3 years ago

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Answer:

7x-34 because...

product means multiply the variable x by 7

7x

decreased mean we subtract 34 from 7x

7x-34

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