what expression represents a number n divided by eight increased by five?
n/8+5 is this correct?
Yes. It's correct.
However, it's a confusing problem
It could be (n/8) + 5
or n/(8+5)
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Yes, that is correct. The expression "n/8 + 5" represents a number n divided by eight, and then increased by five. To understand why, let's break it down further:
1. "n/8": This part of the expression represents a number n divided by eight. For example, if n is 16, then 16/8 is equal to 2.
2. "+5": This part of the expression represents adding five to the result of "n/8". Using the previous example, if n is 16 and n/8 is 2, then adding 5 to 2 gives a final result of 7.
So, "n/8 + 5" correctly represents a number n divided by eight, and then increased by five.