Learn: Translating Word Problems into Algebra
Edexcel GCSE Mathematics (1MA1)
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What does the phrase 'twice a number decreased by 4' translate to?
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The phrase 'a number is decreased by 6 and equals 10' translates to the equation {{blank0}}.
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Which of the following are true about translating word problems into algebra? (Select all that apply)
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