define a variable to represent a real life quantity, such as length in centimeters or money in cents. then use the variable to write a mathematical expression to represent one of your daily activities. describe in words what your expression represents and explain your reasoning.

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To define a variable to represent a real-life quantity, such as length in centimeters or money in cents, you can choose any letter or symbol as your variable name, as long as it's meaningful and clear. Let's choose the letter 'L' to represent length in centimeters.

Now, let's use this variable to write a mathematical expression to represent one of your daily activities. Suppose you walk a certain distance every day, and you would like to express this as a mathematical expression using the variable 'L'.

To represent your daily walking activity, you can define a mathematical expression like this:

DistanceWalked = L * N

Where:
- DistanceWalked is the total distance you walk in a day.
- L represents the length of each step you take (in centimeters).
- N represents the number of steps you take.

This expression represents the total distance walked by multiplying the length of each step (L) with the number of steps (N) taken. It incorporates the variable 'L' to quantify the length of each step, which in turn allows for variability in your daily walking activity.

For example, if you take 100 steps (N = 100) and each step is 70 centimeters long (L = 70 cm), the expression would be:

DistanceWalked = 70 cm * 100 = 7000 cm

Therefore, the expression represents the total distance you walked in centimeters based on the length of each step and the number of steps taken.