Which phrase represents this expression? (62−42)×3 the difference of 62 and the product of 3 times 42 3 times the difference of 42 and 62 3 times the difference of 62 and 42 the difference of the product

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Tzovourn asked Mar 14, 2022

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Which phrase represents this expression?

(62−42)×3

the difference of 62 and the product of 3 times 42

3 times the difference of 42 and 62

3 times the difference of 62 and 42

the difference of the product of 3 times 42 and 62

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the correct answer is 3 times the difference of 62 and 42

Hozefam answered Mar 20, 2022

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