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Which algebraic expression represents “ six less than a number “
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Which algebraic expression represents “ six less than a number “

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x - 6 is th algebraic expession for six lss than a number. x represents the number and you are taking 6 away from it. This is the basis of all algebra
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x-6

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i believe this is correct.

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