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Write the sentence as an equation. $\newline$ Multiply $4$ by $2$ , then add $v$ to the result. $\newline$ Type a slash ( / ) if you want to use a division sign. $\newline$ ______

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Subtract integers

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Q. Write the sentence as an equation.

\newline

Multiply

4

by

2

, then add

v

to the result.

\newline

Type a slash ( / ) if you want to use a division sign.

\newline

______

Multiply $4$ by $2$ : Multiply $4$ by $2$ . This is a basic multiplication problem. $4$ times $2$ equals $8$ .
Add $v$ to the result: Add $v$ to the result from Step $1$ . Since we do not have a numerical value for $v$ , we will simply represent the result as an algebraic expression. So, we add $v$ to $8$ , which gives us $8$ + v.

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