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Write an expression for the following:

 Seven more than 2 times the difference of yesterdays high temperature and 7.

 

Now, simplify the expression.

(Make sure to include both unsimplified and simplified please) 

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 Oct 12, 2016
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Pretty simple. Seven more means you stick a (+7) on the end. Two times mean you multiply it by two. "The difference of yesterday's temperature high and 7" means (whatever yesterday's highest temp was) - 7. So the end expression is

2 x (temp - 7) +7

which equals

(2temp - 14) +7

which equals

2temp - 7

 

Or at least, that's what it ought to be.

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