Translating Expressions, Equations, and Inequalities

Translate this phrase into an algebraic expression.
the quotient of 4 and a number increased by 10.

• 4 - n + 10

• 4n - 10

• 4/(n + 10)

• 4 / n + 10

Which matches the equation below?

• The quotient of a number and five decreased by six equals three.

• Six times a number, decreased by three is five.

• Six less than the product of a number and five equals three.

• a number decreased by seven is at most three

• seven less than a number is less than three

• a number decreased by seven is at least three

• seven less that a number is greater than three

3(x + 5)

• the product of three and a number increased by 5

• three times a number plus five

• triple a number and five

Seven increased by the product of three and a number.

• 7 / 3x

• 3x + 7

• 7 + 3x

• 3(x + 7)

Translate the following...

I'm not happy unless I earn a minimum score of a 90 on any of my tests or quizzes.

• x > 90

• x < 90

• x ≥ 90

• x ≤ 90

the absolute value of a number increased by four is ten

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Five times Mike's age, increased by nine

• 5(x+9)

• 9(5+x)

• 9x+5

• 5x+9

5 less than the product of 7 and s

• 7s - 5

• 5 - 7 + s

• 7(s - 5) 

• 5 - 7s

Two more than 4 times a number is -18.

• 4x + 2 = -18

• 2x + 4 = -18

• 18 = 4x +2