2-1 Using Variables to Write Expressions

Write an algebraic expression for

each situation:

the difference of a number t and 22

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Write an algebraic expression for

each situation:

m bicycles added to 18 bicycles

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Write an algebraic expression for

each situation:

11 times a number z

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Write an algebraic expression for

each situation:

4 less than 5 times a number g

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A number p increased by 22

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15 divided by a number r

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12 more points than a number p times 8

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5 more than the product of x and 9

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7 times the difference of y and 4

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One float for the Tournament of Roses parade uses as many flowers as a florist usually uses in 5 years. If x is the number of flowers a florist uses in 1 year, write an algebraic expression for the number of flowers used to make a float.

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