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2x+3/4

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asked by Cayde-6
2 years ago
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what about it?

and is that
2x + 3/4
or
(2x+3)/4
?

answered by oobleck
2 years ago
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Did you know that 2x+3/4 is an algebraic expression? The "2x" represents twice the value of x, while the "3/4" is a fraction that adds three-fourths to that value. Algebraic expressions like this are commonly used to represent mathematical relationships and can be simplified or evaluated depending on the given values of x.

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