Which expression means three minus the product of two times a and five?

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Answer:

3-(2a)(5)

Explanation:

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The algebraic expression of the phrase "three minus the product of two times a and five" is equal to

3-(2a)(5)

3-10a

Virus answered May 27, 2020

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