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  1. Click ‘Get Form’ to open it in the editor.
  2. Begin by reviewing the list of verbal expressions provided. Each expression corresponds to an algebraic representation, which you will need to fill out.
  3. For each verbal expression, locate the corresponding algebraic expression. Use the text box next to each verbal phrase to input your answer.
  4. If you encounter terms that are unfamiliar, refer back to the section titled 'Translating English Terms Into Algebraic Symbols' for guidance on how to interpret and convert these phrases.
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An expression can be as simple as a number or a variable. Or, it can include numbers, variables and symbols for addition, subtraction, multiplication and division. It will not have an = symbol or any type of inequality symbol. An equation requires 2 expressions connect with an = symbol.
For example, the phrase the sum of three times a number and five translates to 3x + 5, while the phrase three times the sum of a number and five translates to 3(x + 5).
Verbal expressions contain words. For example, three more than a double a number is a verbal expression. The expression 2x + 3 is the algebraic expression that represents the verbal expression three more than a double a number.
1:19 8:17 So we have the number. 10 plus we know is just addition. And then a number is just some unknown. WeMoreSo we have the number. 10 plus we know is just addition. And then a number is just some unknown. Well call it x. So that translates to 10 + x. Now what if we add the statement.
0:15 10:42 So 3 * a number is 3x. And five more than 3 * a number thats 3x + 5 or you can write it as 5 + 3xMoreSo 3 * a number is 3x. And five more than 3 * a number thats 3x + 5 or you can write it as 5 + 3x whenever you see the word is replace it with an equal sign.

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You can provide students with a term and a given amount of time to work together to come up with as many expressions as possible. You can then have groups share their expressions. If you want to make the activity more of a competition, you can even assign points for the numbers of unique expressions each group finds.
1. Translate the algebraic expression 6x to a verbal phrase. Answers: The quotient of 6 and a number.

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