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Which expression correctly represents "twice the sum of four and a number"?

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1 answer:

Lesechka [4]2 years ago

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Answer:

2(4+x)

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"Twice the sum of" tells us it will be the equation times two

"the sum of four and a number" is easy, thats 4 + x

The second number is x because the number is not specified so we need a place holder, x in this case, to tell us that the number is not given.

All this put together = twice the sum of four and a number, or <u>2(4+x)</u>

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