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Can you put 5(3+j+2j) as a verbal expression?

Can you put 5(3+j+2j) as a verbal expression?
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Can you put 5(3+j+2j) as a verbal expression?

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"Five times the sum of three, J, and two times J."

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Why would you want to? The math expression is much more concise and less likely to be misinterpreted.

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