3 years ago

What are 2 algebraic expressions to represent “a number times 4”

2 answers:

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4x or x(4) because x represents the number, and since you’re multiplying by four all you need to do is (4) or 4x

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X•4 and x(4)
Explanation: a number we don’t know the value of we represent it with a variable (X) times 4 ;)

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