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Show two different algebraic expressions to represent the phrase "a number times four".
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Show two different algebraic expressions to represent the phrase "a number times four".

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N4
N•4
N represents the unknown number
4 represents the number we know
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X*4 and X4. These represent the same: “a number times four “
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