A student takes a 50-question test and loses 2 points for every question missed. Write an expression to find the student's test score if they miss x problems.

50x - 2x

6+2

6+2×2-5=6

To find the student's test score, we need to calculate the points earned on the test. Given that the student loses 2 points for every question missed, the expression to find the test score can be written as follows:

Test Score = Total Points - (Number of Questions Missed * Points Deducted Per Missed Question)

In this case, the total number of points on the test is equal to the number of questions multiplied by the points awarded for each correct answer. However, since the question does not provide information about the number of points awarded for a correct answer, we'll assume each question is worth 1 point for simplicity.

Therefore, the expression to calculate the student's test score is:

Test Score = 50 - (x * 2)

Where "x" represents the number of questions missed.