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Flashcard 1: What equation represents “the quotient of a number x and 5”?
Answer: 5x. Dividing x by 5 represents the quotient with x as the dividend.
Flashcard 2: What equation represents “4 fewer than twice n is 12”?
Answer: 2n−4=12. Doubling n, subtracting 4, and equating to 12 captures the described operation.
Flashcard 3: What equation represents “4 fewer than n is 12”?
Answer: n−4=12. Subtracting 4 from n and setting it equal to 12 models the relationship.
Flashcard 4: What equation represents “y is less than 10”?
Answer: y<10. The strict inequality y<10 denotes y is below 10 without equality.
Flashcard 5: What equation represents “y is greater than 10”?
Answer: y>10. The strict inequality y>10 denotes y exceeds 10 without equality.
Flashcard 6: What equation represents “y is no more than 10”?
Answer: y≤10. The inequality y≤10 indicates y is 10 or any value smaller.
Flashcard 7: What equation represents “y is at least 10”?
Answer: y≥10. The inequality y≥10 indicates y is 10 or any value greater.
Flashcard 8: What equation represents “a number x is 3 more than 8”?
Answer: x=8+3. Setting x equal to 8 plus 3 defines x as 3 more than 8.
Flashcard 9: What equation represents “8 is 3 more than a number x”?
Answer: 8=x+3. Setting 8 equal to x plus 3 equates 8 to being 3 more than x.
Flashcard 10: What equation represents “one-half of a number x”?
Answer: 21x. Multiplying x by 21 calculates half of the number x.
Flashcard 11: What equation represents “the quotient of 5 and a number x”?
Answer: x5. Dividing 5 by x represents the quotient with 5 as the dividend.
Flashcard 12: What equation represents “the product of 6 and a number x”?
Answer: 6x. Multiplying 6 by x expresses the product of the two values.
Flashcard 13: What equation represents “the difference of 9 and x”?
Answer: 9−x. Subtracting x from 9 denotes the difference where 9 is the minuend.
Flashcard 14: What equation represents “the difference of x and 9”?
Answer: x−9. Subtracting 9 from x denotes the difference where x is the minuend.
Flashcard 15: What equation represents “the sum of 3x and 4”?
Answer: 3x+4. Adding 4 to the product of 3 and x directly represents their sum.
Flashcard 16: What equation represents “3 times the sum of x and 4”?
Answer: 3(x+4). Parentheses ensure the sum of x and 4 is calculated before multiplying by 3.
Flashcard 17: What equation represents “7 less than a number x”?
Answer: x−7. Subtracting 7 from x expresses a value that is 7 smaller than the number x.
Flashcard 18: What equation represents “5 more than a number x”?
Answer: x+5. Adding 5 to x represents a value that is 5 greater than the number x.
Flashcard 19: What equation represents “twice a number x, increased by 7”?
Answer: 2x+7. Multiplying x by 2 and adding 7 represents increasing twice the number by 7.
Flashcard 20: What equation represents “7 less than twice a number x”?
Answer: 2x−7. Multiplying x by 2 and then subtracting 7 captures 7 less than twice the number.
Flashcard 21: What equation represents “x is proportional to y with constant k”?
Answer: x=ky. Setting x equal to k times y models direct proportionality with constant k.
Flashcard 22: What equation represents “the ratio of x to 4 is 9”?
Answer: 4x=9. Dividing x by 4 and setting equal to 9 expresses the ratio equaling 9.
Flashcard 23: What equation represents “3 times a number x is 21”?
Answer: 3x=21. Multiplying x by 3 and setting equal to 21 equates the product to 21.
Flashcard 24: What equation represents “the sum of a number x and 5 is 17”?
Answer: x+5=17. Adding x and 5, then setting equal to 17, represents their sum equaling 17.
Flashcard 25: What equation represents “4 fewer than the quantity 2n is 12”?
Answer: 2n−4=12. Treating 2n as a quantity and subtracting 4, set equal to 12, fits the phrasing.