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Reading/Writing Algebraic Expressions

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  • Reading and Writing Expressions

    Translate the following into numerical expressions:

    1. The sum of a number, eight, and seven.
    2. Three times the sum of a number and nine.
    3. Four less than four times the difference of ten and a number.
    4. The mean of a number, five, seven, and twelve.
    5. Six times the quotient of five and a number is greater than two.
    6. The difference of eight and a number, divided by four equals the sum of the number and two.
    7. The difference of two sums: eight and a number and six and another number is at least the sum of the second number and one.
    8. The sum of eight times a number and three times the same number is less than the difference of the number and ten.
    9. The difference of eleven times a number and two times another number equals twenty less than the first number.
    10. The total of six times a number and the same number divided by three is no more than four times the number.

    Translate the following expressions, equations, and inequalities into words:

    1. $3x+9$
    2. $3(2x+1)$
    3. $\dfrac{4}{x}+9x$
    4. $\dfrac{5+x}{2}\leq 42$
    5. $(3x+7)-(2x+2)>6x$
    6. $x(5+x)-3<60$
    7. $x-9\geq 6x$
    8. $\dfrac{x}{6+x}=6x-y$
    9. $5x+6y>\dfrac{x}{5y}$
    10. $5x(\dfrac{x}{6})=7+x$

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