Oh, I see you're exploring the world of numbers! When we say "x less than 36" in an expression, we can write it as x < 36. This means that x is any number that is smaller than 36, like 35, 20, or even 0. Keep exploring and painting with numbers, my friend!
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Lets assume the number = x. Also the expression means a function of x, f(x) which is often simply called y.So to show less than a number (x) the expression would read:f(x) = x-5 or y = x-5 Hope this helps.
The algebraic expression for "7 less than x" is x - 7. This expression represents the value of x decreased by 7. It can also be written as -7 + x, which means the same thing but follows the traditional order of operations in algebra.
2X-6
x=5y-12 where x is your answer
That expression is x-6.
let the no. be 'x' therefore, the expression of 5 less than a no. is, x-5
In algebra it is: 36-x
It is: x-5
x - 8
x - 11
x - 10
It is: x-5
It is: x-5
x-2
An algebraic expression for "6 less than 5 and a number" is (5 - x - 6), where x represents the unknown number.
Lets assume the number = x. Also the expression means a function of x, f(x) which is often simply called y.So to show less than a number (x) the expression would read:f(x) = x-5 or y = x-5 Hope this helps.