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Directions: Write the expression for each sentence below.

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mr Goodwill [35]3 years ago

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The given sentences expressed in algebraic expressions are:

1. "sum of 6 and t" is represented as: 6 + t

2. "product of s and 12" is represented as: 12s

3. "difference of 6 from 10" is represented as: 10 - 6 = 4

4. "quotient of 6 divided by t" is represented as: 6/t

5. "17 less than 20" is represented as: 20 - 17 = 3

6. 2s + s

7. 10 - r

8. 4s + 7x

9. (17 - 12)/2 = 5/2

10. (2)(x - 10)

11. (7)(2/2) = 7

12. (8)(6) - x = 48 - x

<h3>Representing Sentences with Algebraic Expressions</h3>

Phrases are represented using algebraic expressions using numbers and mathematical operation sign.
Quotient means division.
Product means multiplication.
Sum means addition, and so on.

Thus, the following sentences given can be expressed as follows:

1. "sum of 6 and t" is represented as: 6 + t

2. "product of s and 12" is represented as: 12s

3. "difference of 6 from 10" is represented as: 10 - 6 = 4

4. "quotient of 6 divided by t" is represented as: 6/t

5. "17 less than 20" is represented as: 20 - 17 = 3

6. 2s + s

7. 10 - r

8. 4s + 7x

9. (17 - 12)/2 = 5/2

10. (2)(x - 10)

11. (7)(2/2) = 7

12. (8)(6) - x = 48 - x

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