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Strike441 [17]
2 years ago
12

What does these expression represent? 12f+24

Mathematics
1 answer:
Otrada [13]2 years ago
5 0

Answer: the expression 12f + 24 represents 12 times a quantity, added to 24.


Expplanation.


The <em>expression 12f + 24</em> is an algebraic <em>expression</em>, especifically a first degree binomial; this is, a polynomial of two terms, whose maximum power is 1.


The algebraic expressions are used to <em>represent</em> word statements in mathematical language.


You can analyze each term of the expression and then tell what the total expresssion represents:


  • The first term <em>12f</em>, where f is a variable with degree 1 (the exponent of the variable), <em>represents</em> the multiplication of a quantity (represented by the variable f) by 12.
  • 24 is the constant term, it <em>represents</em> an constand addend.
  • Hence, the total <em>expression represents</em> the multiplication of a quantity  by 12,  and, after the multplication is done, added with 24.


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