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Translate this phrase unto an algebraic expression Nine more than the product of 13 and a number Use the variable n to represent the unknown number
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Nine more than the product of 13 and a number
Use the variable n to represent the unknown number
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9 + 13n maybe it is the answer sorry if I get this wrong.
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