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How do you write algebraic expressions to model quantities

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To write algebraic expressions<span> to model quantities is you base the algebraic expressions or mathematical values declared in words by the manner of how the sentence illustrates the said problem. For example, one minus a number is the difference of zero shall be </span>
<span>1. 1 – n = 0. </span>

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