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Which of the following expressions represents "the sum of n and the sum of 8 and 6"?

(n + 6)8
n + (8 + 6)
n(8 + 6)

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It would be n + ( 8 + 6 ) because n is separated from the addition of 8 and 6 as asked in the question.
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Answer:

n + (8+6)

Explanation:

"The sum of n and the sum of 8 and 6" is telling us that we are going to sum up the numbers 8 and 6 (this would be 8 + 6) and then we are going to add n

So the correct answer would be n + (8+6)

1. (n + 6)8 is incorrect because this expression tells us that we are going to sum n plus six and then we are going to multiply the result by 8.

2. n (8 + 6) is incorrect because this expression tells us that we are going to sum 8 + 6 and then we are going to multiply the result by a number n.

Therefore the correct answer is n + (8 + 6)

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