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Pearson Algebra 1 Common Core, 2011 View details

1. Variables and Expressions

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Exercise 3 Page 7

Try to break down the expression.

Example Solution: Six times a number c.

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Our approach to representing the given algebraic expression verbally will be to break it down into variables or numbers and operations. In this expression, one term is being multiplied by another term. 6 * c To verbally express multiplication, we can use the word times. In this case, are multiplying six by c. & 6 * c & six times a number c Note that this is only one of many ways to write this expression.