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8. Which algebraic expression models the given word phrase? (1 point) 10 times the sum of a and b Oatb 10(a - b) O 10(a + b) 10a + b
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8. Which algebraic expression models the given word phrase? (1 point)

10 times the sum of a and b
Oatb
10(a - b)
O 10(a + b)
10a + b

User James Hill
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10(a+b)

Because a and b are being multiplied by 10
User Prasanna Nandakumar
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6 votes

Answer:

10(a+b)

Explanation:

this is because you have to sum before multiplying

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