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Common Core: 6th Grade Math : Write Expressions that Record Operations with Numbers and With Letters : CCSS.Math.Content.6.EE.A.2a

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Example Question #131 : Expressions & Equations

Select the correct expression for the phrase below.

Subtract from

Possible Answers:

37+x

37-x

x-37

$x\div 37$

$37\div x$

Correct answer:

x-37

Explanation:

The question tells us that we are going to subtract, so our expression must have a subtraction sign (-) . We are taking from , thus the is written first and the correct expression is x-37

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Example Question #132 : Expressions & Equations

Select the correct expression for the phrase below.

Subtract from

Possible Answers:

$38\div x$

x+ 38

x-38

$x\times 38$

38-x

Correct answer:

x-38

Explanation:

The question tells us that we are going to subtract, so our expression must have a subtraction sign (-) . We are taking from , thus the is written first and the correct expression is x-38

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Example Question #133 : Expressions & Equations

Select the correct expression for the phrase below.

Subtract from

Possible Answers:

$x\div39$

$39\div x$

39-x

x-39

Correct answer:

x-39

Explanation:

The question tells us that we are going to subtract, so our expression must have a subtraction sign (-) . We are taking from , thus the is written first and the correct expression is x-39

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Example Question #134 : Expressions & Equations

Select the correct expression for the phrase below.

Subtract from

Possible Answers:

x+30

x-30

$30\div x$

30-x

$x\times 30$

Correct answer:

x-30

Explanation:

The question tells us that we are going to subtract, so our expression must have a subtraction sign (-) . We are taking from , thus the is written first and the correct expression is x-30

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Example Question #135 : Expressions & Equations

Select the correct expression for the phrase below.

Subtract from

Possible Answers:

31-x

31+x

$x\div31$

$31\div x$

x-31

Correct answer:

x-31

Explanation:

The question tells us that we are going to subtract, so our expression must have a subtraction sign (-) . We are taking from , thus the is written first and the correct expression is x-31

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Example Question #136 : Expressions & Equations

Select the correct expression for the phrase below.

Subtract from

Possible Answers:

$32\times x$

32+ x

32-x

x-32

$x\div32$

Correct answer:

x-32

Explanation:

The question tells us that we are going to subtract, so our expression must have a subtraction sign (-) . We are taking from , thus the is written first and the correct expression is x-32

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Example Question #137 : Expressions & Equations

Select the correct expression for the phrase below.

Subtract from

Possible Answers:

$33\div x$

33+x

33-x

x+33

x-33

Correct answer:

x-33

Explanation:

The question tells us that we are going to subtract, so our expression must have a subtraction sign (-) . We are taking from , thus the is written first and the correct expression is x-33

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Example Question #138 : Expressions & Equations

Select the correct expression for the phrase below.

Subtract from

Possible Answers:

$m\div 10$

10-m

10+m

m-10

$m\times 10$

Correct answer:

10-m

Explanation:

The question tells us that we are going to subtract, so our expression must have a subtraction sign (-) . We are taking from , thus the is written first and the correct expression is 10-m

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Example Question #139 : Expressions & Equations

Select the correct expression for the phrase below.

Subtract from

Possible Answers:

$m\times11$

m-11

$11\div m$

11-m

$11\times m$

Correct answer:

11-m

Explanation:

The question tells us that we are going to subtract, so our expression must have a subtraction sign (-) . We are taking from , thus the is written first and the correct expression is 11-m

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Example Question #140 : Expressions & Equations

Select the correct expression for the phrase below.

Subtract from

Possible Answers:

m-12

12-m

$m\div 12$

12+m

$m\times 12$

Correct answer:

12-m

Explanation:

The question tells us that we are going to subtract, so our expression must have a subtraction sign (-) . We are taking from , thus the is written first and the correct expression is 12-m

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Common Core: 6th Grade Math : Write Expressions that Record Operations with Numbers and With Letters : CCSS.Math.Content.6.EE.A.2a

Study concepts, example questions & explanations for Common Core: 6th Grade Math

All Common Core: 6th Grade Math Resources

Example Questions

Example Question #131 : Expressions & Equations

Example Question #132 : Expressions & Equations

Example Question #133 : Expressions & Equations

Example Question #134 : Expressions & Equations

Example Question #135 : Expressions & Equations

Example Question #136 : Expressions & Equations

Example Question #137 : Expressions & Equations

Example Question #138 : Expressions & Equations

Example Question #139 : Expressions & Equations

Example Question #140 : Expressions & Equations

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