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Write an algebraic expression that models the following statement: Four times the sum of 'x' and '7'.
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Write an algebraic expression that models the following statement:

Four times the sum of 'x' and '7'.

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Answer:

4(x+7)

or 4x+28

Explanation:

Here you go:)

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