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Which of the following algebraic expressions does NOT represent the word phrase, "a number times five"?
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Which of the following algebraic expressions does NOT represent the word phrase, "a number times five"?

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a) k × 5
b) k ÷ 5
c) 5 × k
d) 5k

If these were the choices, then the algebraic expression that does not represent the word phrase, "a number times five" is choice B. k ÷ 5

k ÷ 5 is read as a number divided by 5.
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