E is 3 more than d. f is 5 less than d. Write an expression for e in terms of d

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Nataly_w [17]2 years ago

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Answer:

Part A:

We are given that E is 3 more than D. This means that to get the value of E, we will simply add 3 to the value of D

Therefore:

E = D + 3

Part B:

We are given that F is 5 less than D. This means that to get the value of F, we will simply subtract 5 from the value of D

Therefore:

F = D - 5

Part C:

To get the value of E-F, we will simply subtract the equation we obtained from part B from the equation we obtained from part A

Therefore:

E - F = (D+3) - (D-5)

E - F = D + 3 - D + 5

E - F = 8

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