Write and expression that represents the difference of 32 and n , multiplied by 10

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natali 33 [55]3 years ago

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Answer:

10(32 - n)

Step-by-step explanation:

This is a beginning algebra question. It is trying to find out if you know what a difference is.

A difference always means subtract in math. Always. There are no exceptions.

So the difference between 32 and n is 32 - n

This difference is multiplied by 10

10(32 - n)

Usually the number mentioned first is the number put to the left of the subtract sign.

If you tell me the answer is 10(n - 32) then you should say that it is the difference between n and 32.

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