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Lesson 9-3 Example Write an expression to represent the following situation. Jo has 5 more DVDs than Brianna. Step 1Decide the operation to use in the expression. The word “more” tells you to add.

Lesson 9-3 Example Write an expression to represent the following situation. Jo has 5 more DVDs than Brianna. Step 2 The constant term is 5.

Lesson 9-3 Example Write an expression to represent the following situation. Jo has 5 more DVDs than Brianna. Step 3 Choose a letter for the variable. The number of DVDs Brianna has is represented by the variable term d.

Lesson 9-3 Example Write an expression to represent the following situation. Jo has 5 more DVDs than Brianna. Step 4Write the expression. d + 5