The given equation is confusing since it written straight
without any symbols or parenthesis. I can write the equation in two forms:
(1 / 4) d + 7 --->
1
and
(1 / 4 d) + 7 --->
2
For equation 1, the variable d is first multiplied by 1 /
4 before adding up with the number 7. So in this case, the correct phrase would
be something like:
“The sum of one fourth a number and seven”
For equation 2, this is more complicated since the
variable is on the denominator side. The number 1 is divided by the product of
4 and variable d then summed up with the number 7. The correct phrase for this
one would be something like:
“The sum of the quotient of one over four times a number
and seven”
Select which equation is the correct one.
Answer:
ok i dnt know but
Step-by-step explanation:
go to https://mathsolver.microsoft.com/en/solve-problem/2%20%60left(%20y-3%20%60cdot%20%204%20%20%60right) if it dnt work try a calculator
