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Write as an algebraic expression and then simplify if possible: A number if that number and the number b sum to 40

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Answer:

40-b

Explanation:

this is correct because instead of putting 40-b=unknown number you just make it into an expression

User SaSkY
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Let x be the unknown number.
x + b = 40

I think that's all the question asks for.

It could be written as x = 40 - b.
This can't be simplified.
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