Algebra 1 : How to write expressions and equations
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Example Question #51 : How To Write Expressions And Equations
Express the difference between 
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Difference is subtraction.
Seeing the word is means equals.
Since it's difference of 
Our answer is 
Example Question #961 : Linear Equations
Express. 
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Even though we see the word is which means equals, the next statement tells us that's not the case.
This is an inequality.
When 
Example Question #53 : How To Write Expressions And Equations
Express eight is greater than 
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Even though we see the word is which means equals, the next statement tells us that's not the case.
This is an inequality.
When 
Example Question #54 : How To Write Expressions And Equations
Express five is greater than or equal to 
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The term greater than or equal to is denoted by this symbol 
This is an inequality.
When 
Example Question #55 : How To Write Expressions And Equations
Express ten more than 
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That something is 
Example Question #56 : How To Write Expressions And Equations
Express 
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That something is 
Example Question #971 : Algebra 1
Express the product of 
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Product indicates multiplication.
So we multiply 
Example Question #58 : How To Write Expressions And Equations
Express the quotient of thirty and 
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Quotient indicates division.
So we have 
Our answer is 
Example Question #59 : How To Write Expressions And Equations
Express the quotient of 
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Quotient indicates division.
So we have 
Our answer is 
Example Question #51 : How To Write Expressions And Equations
Express the sum of four times 
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Product indicates multiplication.
So we multiply 
Sum is addition.
Our sum is basically 
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