Answer:
Equations:
- A number decreased by three is seven.
- The quotient of a number and six is two.
Expressions:
- The product of a number and eleven
Step-by-step explanation:
Required
Determine which is an expression and which is an equation
To start with, we analyse each of the options one after the other
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(a): A number decreased by three is seven.
Let the number be n
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<em>So, when n is increased by 3, the result is 7. </em>
This statement can be represented as:
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<em>The above is an equation because it has an = sign</em>
(b) 9 + n
This is not an equation <em>because it has no = sign.</em>
<em>Hence, it is an expression.</em>
(c) The product of a number and eleven
Let the number be n
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<em>n multiplied by 11 is represented as:</em>
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This is not an equation <em>because it has no = sign.</em>
<em>Hence, it is an expression.</em>
(d) The quotient of a number and six is two.
Let the number be n
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<em>So, the quotient of n and 6, is 2. </em>
This statement can be represented as:

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<em>The above is an equation because it has an = sign</em>
(e) x – 5 = 21
<em>The above is an equation because it has an = sign</em>