Chapter 1: Q33. (page 25)

Write a verbal expression to represent each equation.
$\frac{b}{4} = 2 (b + 1)$

Short Answer

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A number divided by 4 is equal to two times of the sum of that number and 1.

Step by step solution

Step 1- Observe the provided equation

According to the statement there is a variable so consider that variable as a number. There is an addition which indicates towards sum.

– Use the observation

By using the observation form the verbal expression that is “A number divided by 4 is equal to two times of the sum of that number and 1”.

Step 3- Make the conclusion

As the obtained verbal expression is completely matching with the provided equation so obtained verbal expression is the required expression.

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Write a verbal expression to represent each equation.
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Step 3- Make the conclusion

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