Inactive Tutor answered 05/21/23
the difference between x and 6 is x-6
the product of five times the difference between x and 6 is 5(x-6)
three more than the product of five times the difference between x and 6 is 3 + 5(x-6)
LeeAnn P.
asked 05/21/23Inactive Tutor answered 05/21/23
the difference between x and 6 is x-6
the product of five times the difference between x and 6 is 5(x-6)
three more than the product of five times the difference between x and 6 is 3 + 5(x-6)
Inactive Tutor answered 05/30/23
In this problem, you want to pay attention to keywords. As your answer must be an algebraic expression meaning you are not finding a solution. You are utilizing algebraic numbers, variables, and operations to create the expression.
In this case, the variable is x.
You are finding the difference between x and 6. Meaning x-6. As the word difference represents subtraction
You must times x-6 by 5. As product means multiplication, re-write as 5(x-6). 5 is on the outside because you are multiplying by the difference between x-6.
3 more than in the statement implies you are adding in which you would re-write 3+5(x-6). Your answer should be 3+5(x-6). As it follows the order of the statement.
Inactive Tutor answered 05/21/23
difference: x-6
times 5: 5(x-6)
3 more: 5(x-6)+3
y= 5(x-6)+3
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