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Which would the phrase "six times the difference of a number and 2" look like as a variable expression?


6(n−2)

2(n−6)

6 n/2

2 n/6

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6(n-2)

I think that´s the right answer.

User Toonsend
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Answer:

The correct option is A) 6(n−2).

Explanation:

Consider the provided phrase.

"Six times the difference of a number and 2"

Let the number is n and the difference of a number and 2 can be written as:


n-2

Thus, Six times the difference of a number and 2 can be written as:


6(n-2)

Hence, the required expression is
6(n-2).

Therefore, the correct option is A) 6(n−2).

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