Writing Equations and Expressions

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Expression for the sum of baseballs Kris Bryant hit in two days if he hit b baseballs yesterday and 135 today.

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Translate this sentence into an equation: Mark’s weight decreased by 25 is 135. Use the variable w to represent Mark’s weight.

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Translate this sentence into an equation: The quotient of LeBron’s score and 3 is 10. Use the variable s to represent LeBron’s score.

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Translate the phrase into an algebraic expression: The difference of 5 less than 3 times Steve’s height (h).

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Translate this sentence into an equation: Twice the sum of a number and 3 is 20. Use the variable x to represent the number.

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Translate the following phrase into an algebraic expression: Saquan's ran for y yards. He increased his total yards by 76. Using y, write an expression for the total number of yards he ran.

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Translate the following phrase into an algebraic expression: Angie's salary is the difference of 100,000 less than Mary's salary, m.

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Expression for the sum of miles Jordan drove in two days if he drove 18 miles yesterday and d miles today.

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Translate this sentence into an equation: 12 minus one-fourth a number is 32. Use the variable x to represent the number.

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Translate the following phrase into an algebraic expression: The product of a number and the sum of the number and 2. Use the variable n to represent the number.

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