Question

2. Translate the following word phrase into an algebraic expression: six times four less than three times x.

Answer 1

Answer:

6×4-3x=0

formal algebraic expression

6×4-3x=0

Answer 2

Answer:

The answer is

     $= 18x - 24$

step-by-step explanation:

Using letters or alphanumeric characters to show data without giving their exact quantities is the idea behind algebraic expressions. The principles of algebra taught us how to represent an approximate value using symbols like x, y, and z. These letters are referred to here as variables.

An algebraic equation may contain both constants and variables. Any amount that is added before a variables and then multiply by it is referred to as a coefficient. An algebraic expression is a type of mathematical expression that incorporates variables, variables, and algebraic operations. Expressions are made up of terms. An expression that has been created utilizing real numbers, variables, and algebraic procedures is known as an algebraic expression.

                    $= 6(3x-4)$

                    $= 6 times (less than three(3) times four(4))$

                    $= 18x - 24$

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