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Write an equation for the following math sentence.

One half times the difference of twenty and a variable is two thirds

one half times the quantity y minus 20 equals two thirds
one half times the quantity 20 minus y equals two thirds
one half times y minus 20 equals two thirds
one half times 20 minus y equals two thirds

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One half times the difference of twenty and a variable is two thirds :
1/2(20 - y) = 2/3
[this one im not too sure, please confirm it cause i don't think it is clear enough]

One half times the quantity y minus 20 equals two thirds :
1/2(y - 20) = 2/3

One half times the quantity 20 minus y equals two thirds :
1/2(20 - y) = 2/3

One half times y minus 20 equals two thirds :
1/2 x y - 20 = 2/3

One half times 20 minus y equals two thirds :
1/2 x 20 - y = 2/3

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Answer:

One half times the difference of twenty and a variable is two thirds

one half times the quantity y minus 20 equals two thirds

one half times the quantity 20 minus y equals two thirds

one half times y minus 20 equals two thirds

one half times 20 minus y equals two thirds

0.5(20 - y) = 2/3

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