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What is the algebraic expression for the word phrase "three less than 7 times a number"?
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The algebraic expression is 7x - 3, where x is the number.
The algebraic expression for the word phrase "three less than 7 times a number" can be written as 7x - 3, where 'x' represents the unknown number.
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