Translate this sentence into an equation.
The difference of Victor's height and
13 is 60
Use the variable
v to represent Victor's height.
60 = v - 13
51 is the difference of Rick's height and 13.
Use the variable r to represent Rick's height.
is the difference of Jose's height and 7.
To translate the sentence into an equation, let's break it down.
"The difference of Victor's height and 13 is 60."
In mathematical terms, "the difference" means subtraction, "Victor's height" can be represented by the variable "v," "and" implies addition or subtraction, "13" is a specific value, and "is" indicates equality.
So the equation can be written as:
v - 13 = 60
This equation represents the difference between Victor's height (v) and 13 equals 60.