Joyce, think about what it says. 3 less than, 6 times 2 is 6(2) - 3. Since it asks for an expression, there is no equals sign.
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asked 10/13/16find a number less than 3, 6 times 2
Find a number that is 3 less than, 6 times 2
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Kenneth S. answered 10/13/16
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Find a number that is 3 less than, 6 times 2.
This is doable. Your title, however, is messed up.
The answer comes from computing n = 6•2 - 3.
Note that I used big fat dot to indicate multiplication, because I hate the x symbol ("times") for multiplication, for the reason that as we get into Algebra, we often use letter x to represent an unknown quantity.
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