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3 years ago

Write this phrase as an expression. “25 more than 50”

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Answer: 50+25. (however, if you mean x is 25 more than 50, it would be x=50+25, sometimes people mean that there was supposed to be a variable in this equation so there you go)

Step-by-step explanation: It says 25 more than 50, so the 50 is the first number in this expression. More than is the same as addition, so 50+25.

Brut [27]3 years ago

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25+50 I assume...I mean I could be wrong but what else would it be

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