Expressions, Phrases and Word Problems, Oh My!

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Expressions, Phrases and Word Problems, Oh My!

sum of a number and 5 n - 5 b. 5n c. n + 5 d. n/5

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ten less than a number k k - 10 b. 10 + k c. 10/k d. 10 - k

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half a number y 2y b. y/2 c. y + 1/2 d. y - 1/2

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a number decreased by 39 39 - x b. x + 39 c. x/39 d. x - 39

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ten more than twice a number 2 x 10 x m b. 2m + 10 c. 10 + m/2 d. 10m + 2

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three times the difference of a number and 7 3y - 7 b. 3(y - 7) c. 3(y + 7) d. 3(7 - y)

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nine less than the product of a number and 4 b. 9 - (n + 4) c. 4n - 9 d. 9/4n

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seven more than the quotient of nine and a number b. 7m/9 c. 7 + m/9 d. (7 + m)/9

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eight less than the product of a number and five c. 8 - 5/e d. 5e - 8

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ten thousand times the sum of a number and two hundred b. 10000(u + 200) c. 10000 + 200u d. 100000(u + 200)

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