Question

j+150 times 50 is a(n)_ expression, because_ .

numerical expression; it consists of only numbers
numerical expression; it consists of operation symbols
algebraic expression; it consists of numbers and a variable
algebraic expression; it has more than one operational symbol

Answer 1

the key here seems to be what distinguishes numeric from algebraic.

Answer 2

I think its C

Answer 3

i believe c

Answer 4

i got you

1. C - Algebraic expression; It consists of number and a Variable.
2. D - the number of times Chris washes the car.
3. A - 28
4. B - 85
5. C - 23.9

Answer 5

bff is right! Thanks so much

Answer 6

ty bbf

Answer 7

5.D

Answer 8

ty bbf

Answer 9

thank you I got a 100%

Answer 10

[AI-generated answer — Explain Bot]

The expression "j + 150 times 50" is an algebraic expression, because it consists of numbers and a variable. In this case, the variable is represented by 'j'. Algebraic expressions commonly include variables to represent unknown values or to generalize a mathematical statement. In this expression, the operation symbol is the plus sign (+) which is used to indicate addition. The term "times" represents multiplication, and it's often represented by the symbol 'x' or '*' in algebraic expressions. So, in this case, the expression is algebraic because it includes a variable and multiple operation symbols.