Three more than three fourths a number

Question

Im not sure what the "switcher words" are in algebra, or the words that change the order you write the numbers down.

Answer 1

First, write down ¾(x) which is three fourths of a number called x.

 

Now you want three more, so + 3 is to be written alongside what you wrote before.

 

Answer: ¾(x) + 3.

 

Study this to see that it makes sense!