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Which algebraic expression equation represents "p minus three times g"? A) p+q=3 B) p-q=3 С) p — 3g D) 39-p
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Which algebraic expression

equation represents "p minus
three times g"?
A) p+q=3
B) p-q=3
С) p — 3g
D) 39-p

User Jalen
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Answer: C: p - 3g

Explanation:

It is correct.

User Anstaendig
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The answer is C, p-3g.

In algebra when and variable (I.e g) and a number (I.e 3) are placed together there is an invisible times sign in between so 3g is actually representing 3 times g.
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