Answer:
A variable is a letter or symbol, such as a, b, or x, that represents a number. An algebraic expression is a combination of one or more variables; it may include numbers and operation signs. For example, 2 d 5 is an algebraic expression that could represent two times the figure number plus five.
Step-by-step explanation:
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2 rows of 8 chairs
2*8=16
There are 16 chairs.
I hope this helps.
"0.32 with a line above it" could refer to two possible numbers, either

or

.
In either case, 0.32 will be the smaller of the two numbers simply because it terminates with two digits after the decimal point, while the others keep going, basically adding a small positive number to 0.32.
About 6,00 dollars worth of hamburger was sold last month
Answer:
y=4x+47
I wanted to wait for the person who originally said the answer but it's been a while and I kinda want the points. Sorry