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Chapter 2: Q17. (page 78)

Translate the following equation into a sentence:

3g+8=4h−10

Short Answer

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The sentence for the equation 3g+8=4h−10is:

“Three times of g plus 8 is equal to 4 times h minus 10”.

Step by step solution

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Step 1. Given information.

The given equation is:

3g+8=4h−10

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Step 2. Break the terms and write sentences.

The term “3g+8” is written as 3 times the sum of g and 8, the term “4h” can be written as 4 times h.

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Step 3. Write the complete sentence.

The sentence for the equation is written as in below:

“Three times the sum of g and 8 is equal to 4 times h minus 10”.

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