SOLUTION: write the verbal sentence as an equation or an inequality
Two more than a number x is ten.
The sum of a number y and four is 13.
The quotient of a number t and three is
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Question 219357: write the verbal sentence as an equation or an inequality
Two more than a number x is ten.
The sum of a number y and four is 13.
The quotient of a number t and three is eight
Answer by rfer(16322) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
x+2=10
y+4=13
t/3=8
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