Translating Algebraic Expressions

Which algebraic expression best matches the phrase: "The product of x and 16"

• x + 16

• 16x

• x - 16

• $\frac{x}{14}$

Which algebraic expression best matches the verbal phrase?

"10 minus n"

• 10n

• 10 - n

• 10 - n + n + n

• n - 10

Which algebraic expression best matches the verbal phrase? 
"2 less than a number"

• b - 2

• 2-b

• b $\cdot$ b

• b + 2

Which algebraic expression best matches the phrase: "The difference of a number, c and six"

• 6c

• c - 6

• c + 6

• $c^6$

Which algebraic expression best matches the phrase: "n increased by 5"

• n + 5

• 5 - n

• 5n

• 5ⁿ

Which algebraic expression best matches the verbal phrase?

" The quotient of c and 16"

• $c\ -16$

• $\frac{c}{16}$

• $\frac{16}{c}$

• 16c

Which algebraic expression best matches the verbal phrase?

"Double a number n"

• $2\ +n$

• $2n$

• $n\div2$

• $n+2$

Translate: two times the sum of a number and five

• 2 + y + 5

• 2y + 5

• 2(y + 5)

• 2 − y + 5

"Subtracted from" and "less than" are terms that mean you need to "turn around" or "flip" the terms around.

• True

• False

Three less than twice a number

• 2x − 3

• 3x − 2

• 3 − 2x

• 2 − 3x