Write the algebraic expression that represents the given phrase
The quotient of x and 6 increased by 10
x/6 + 10
Please tell me if this is correct, thanks.
10/26/23 at 1:23 PM
Yes, your algebraic expression is correct! The expression "x/6 + 10" represents "The quotient of x and 6 increased by 10".
Another one please
4 times a number, x, is at least 42.
4x = 42
I apologize, but that is not the correct algebraic expression for the given phrase. Here's the correct expression:
4x ≥ 42
Another one, thank you!!!
7 decreased by 4 x m
7 - 4m
Or
7 - 4 x m
I don't know which one
The correct algebraic expression for "7 decreased by 4 times m" is:
7 - 4m
Another one!
Twice a number, n, increased by 3 and is equal to 23
n x + 3 = 23?
No, that is not the correct algebraic expression for the given phrase. Here's the correct expression:
2n + 3 = 23
Mason's saving account currently has a balance of $125. He deposits part of his paycheck into his savings account from his part-time job each week. The table below shows the balance in Mason's account for the first four weeks:
Week:
0 - $125
1 - $200
2 - $275
3 - $350
4 - $425
How much money did Mason have in his savings account at 2 weeks?
I said $275
I don't know if this is a trick question or not that's why.
No, it's not a trick question! You are absolutely correct. According to the table, Mason had $275 in his savings account at 2 weeks. Well done!
Mason's saving account currently has a balance of $125. He deposits part of his paycheck into his savings account from his part-time job each week. The table below shows the balance in Mason's account for the first four weeks:
Week:
0 - $125
1 - $200
2 - $275
3 - $350
4 - $425
How much money does Mason deposit into his savings account each week? Show your work.
I said: Mason deposited $75 each week. 125 -
+ 75 = 200