Which expression correctly represents “three less than the product of a number and two, increased by five”? 2 n minus 3 + 5 3 minus 2 n + 5 3 minus (2 n + 5) 2 (n minus 3) + 5

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Which expression correctly represents “three less than the product of a number and two, increased by five”?

2 n minus 3 + 5
3 minus 2 n + 5
3 minus (2 n + 5)
2 (n minus 3) + 5

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3 minus (2n+5)

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Answer: A

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