Question 526652
1. Call your number n.
The absolute value of the number is translated as |n|.
The product of five and the number is translated as 5n.
"Is the same" is translated as "="
The whole thing is translated as |n|=5n  
2. The product of two consecutive integers is three more than the larger integer?
You could call the first integer {{{n}}}, and the second integer {{{n+1}}}.
The product would be {{{n(n+1)}}}.
Three more than the larger integer would be
{{{(n+1) + 3}}}
The word "is" in the middle of the problem text is translated as an equal sign.
The whole problem can be written as
{{{n(n+1)=(n+1)+3}}}
That simplifies into
{{{n^2+n=n+4}}}
Can you find n and n+1 from there?