The document provides examples of translating mathematical phrases into algebraic expressions and equations, and vice versa. It gives phrases like "twice a number plus 7" and their algebraic equivalents, as well as expressions like "3x + 2" and their word translations. The document aims to help readers learn how to interconvert between mathematical language and symbolic algebraic representations.

1. TRANSLATING
MATHEMATICAL PHRASES
INTO
ALGEBRAIC EXPRESSIONS OR
EQUATIONS

3. x + 12

4. 2 - x

8. equals
Is
results in
is the same as
=

9. Translate the given mathematical phrases or sentences
into algebraic expressions or equations.
Twice a number plus 7

10. Translate the given mathematical phrases or sentences
into algebraic expressions or equations.
The quotient of thrice a number and
10

11. Translate the given mathematical phrases or sentences
into algebraic expressions or equations.
The square of the sum of a number
and 4

12. Translate the given mathematical phrases or sentences
into algebraic expressions or equations.
The sum of a number and 6 is 10.

13. Translate the given mathematical phrases or sentences
into algebraic expressions or equations.
Five added to the product of 4 and a
number is the same as 6 times a
number.

15. Translate the given expressions or equations into
mathematical phrases or sentences.
3x + 2

16. Translate the given expressions or equations into
mathematical phrases or sentences.
4x + 8

17. Translate the given expressions or equations into
mathematical phrases or sentences.
x + 5 = 2x - 3

18. Translate the given expressions or equations into
mathematical phrases or sentences.