1: Triple the quantity of a number “n” plus 4 equals 27. what would the expression look like?
[ Triple the quantity of a number “n” ] 3n
[ plus 4 ] + 4
[ equals 27 ] = 27
[ all together ] <u>3n + 4 = 27</u>
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<u>Solving:</u>
[ given ] 3n + 4 = 27
[ subtract 4 from both sides ] 3n = 23
[ divide both sides by 3 ] n = 7 
2:Seventeen equals seven less than three times a number “n” what would the expression look like?
[ Seventeen equals ] 17 =
[ seven less than ] - 7
[ three times a number “n” ] 3n
[ all together ] <u>17 = 3n - 7</u>
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<u>Solving:</u>
[ given ] 17 = 3n - 7
[ add 7 to both sides ] 24 = 3n
[ divide both sides by 3 ] 8 = n
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Answer:
342
Step-by-step explanation:
You simply multiply! 57*6 gets you 342.
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i think you just regular multiply the numbers and when you multiply the same variable you add them up
The 'template' for a quadratic function is:

, where <em>a</em> is the vertical stretch/compression factor.
If the <em>a</em> in f(x) is 2/5, then vertically stretching the function is done by multiplying the function by 2, making: