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Write an expression to represent a number squared, added to 5

User Deepak Jha
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Answer: x^2+5

Explanation:

x is the unknown variable which is representing the number squared and then you add 5 to complete expresssion.

User Mondayrris
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Answer:

x² + 5

Explanation:

Given statement:

  • "number squared, added to 5"

We know the following:

1. "number squared" ⇒ A number multiplied to the same number.

Let the number be known as "x". Then;


\implies x * x


\implies \underline{x^(2)}

2. "added to 5" ⇒ Addition between number, squared and 5.

Let the number be known as "x". Then;


\implies (x)^(2) + 5
(\text{number, squared} \implies x^(2) )


\implies \boxed{x^(2) + 5}

Therefore, the expression that represents the statement is x² + 5.

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