<PRE><B>Question 1185641</B>
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Let me make a note regarding your writing.


In &amp;nbsp;Math problems in &amp;nbsp;English, &amp;nbsp;they &amp;nbsp;NEVER &amp;nbsp;use this combination of words &amp;nbsp;&quot; four times more than . . . &quot;


It is &amp;nbsp;PROHIBITED &amp;nbsp;in &amp;nbsp;Math problems in &amp;nbsp;English, &amp;nbsp;because it &amp;nbsp;ALWAYS &amp;nbsp;creates &amp;nbsp;AMBIGUOSITY.


They usually write &amp;nbsp;&quot; four times as much as . . . &quot; &amp;nbsp;&amp;nbsp;or &amp;nbsp;&quot; three times as much as . . . &quot;, &amp;nbsp;depending on context.



THEREFORE, &amp;nbsp;I will not solve this problem, &amp;nbsp;waiting when you submit a correct/ (a corrected) &amp;nbsp;version.



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For your education, &amp;nbsp;read from this sources


https://english.stackexchange.com/questions/7894/x-times-as-many-as-or-x-times-more-than


https://web.augsburg.edu/~schield/MiloPapers/984OfSigCompare3.pdf




I am ready to accept your &amp;nbsp;&quot; THANKS &quot; &amp;nbsp;for my teaching.




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