2. Translate each of the following phrases into a mathematical expression. Use as few variables as possible. a thrice a number b. four less than a number c. three more than twice a number d. the square of the sum of two numbers e. there are 15 more bicycles than motorcycles

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Truth of the sentence
true, false,
Classification
noun, expression,
English sentence,
mathematical sentence
sometimes true or
sometimes false
a The temperature - 1°C is below
zero.
b. Ixl 20
c. x-3 = 3x
d. All prime numbers are even
numbers.
e. 2 2*
f.
g. 623+3
h. 1+ |x| > 0
i. 2f(x) + 39(x)
j. $ * 1.618
2. Translate each of the following phrases into a mathematical expression. Use as few variables
as possible.
a thrice a number
b. four less than a number
c. three more than twice a number
d. the square of the sum of two numbers
e. there are 15 more bicycles than motorcycles
Transcribed Image Text:Truth of the sentence true, false, Classification noun, expression, English sentence, mathematical sentence sometimes true or sometimes false a The temperature - 1°C is below zero. b. Ixl 20 c. x-3 = 3x d. All prime numbers are even numbers. e. 2 2* f. g. 623+3 h. 1+ |x| > 0 i. 2f(x) + 39(x) j. $ * 1.618 2. Translate each of the following phrases into a mathematical expression. Use as few variables as possible. a thrice a number b. four less than a number c. three more than twice a number d. the square of the sum of two numbers e. there are 15 more bicycles than motorcycles
2. Translate each of the following phrases into a mathematical expression. Use as few variables
as possible.
a thrice a number
b. four less than a number
c. three more than twice a number
d. the square of the sum of two numbers
e there are 15 more bicycles than motorcycles
Transcribed Image Text:2. Translate each of the following phrases into a mathematical expression. Use as few variables as possible. a thrice a number b. four less than a number c. three more than twice a number d. the square of the sum of two numbers e there are 15 more bicycles than motorcycles
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