Write an algebraic expression for "67 more than the product of 148 and n. Please help! I don't know if I should place 67 after or before "148 and n." :/

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Omar Hatem · Answer 1 · 2023-05-08T08:12:01+0000

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67>148xN

Honestly I don't think it matters you could have wrote 148xN<67 and the answer would've been correct, but if it did I think my first expression would be the answer.

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