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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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Answer:

C

Explanation:

User Mauek Unak
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Answer:

C because product means to multiply

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