SOLUTION: How would I write this: the sum of twelve and twelve times a number is -120? I thought it would be 12+12n=-120, but its not.
Algebra ->
Human-and-algebraic-language
-> SOLUTION: How would I write this: the sum of twelve and twelve times a number is -120? I thought it would be 12+12n=-120, but its not.
Log On
Question 715036: How would I write this: the sum of twelve and twelve times a number is -120? I thought it would be 12+12n=-120, but its not. Answer by Alan3354(69443) (Show Source):
You can put this solution on YOUR website! How would I write this: the sum of twelve and twelve times a number is -120? I thought it would be 12+12n=-120, but its not.
--------------
It's ambiguous.
It could be 12 + 12n = -120
or
(12+12)*n = -120
----------
The 1st is more likely to be accepted.
Why do you think that's not it?
