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Which algebraic expression represents this phrase? the product of 34 and the number of pounds A. 34/p B.34•p C.34-p D.34+p
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Which algebraic expression represents this phrase?
the product of 34 and the number of pounds
A. 34/p
B.34•p
C.34-p
D.34+p
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34•p hope it helps mate
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