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Translate the phrase into a variable expression. Use the letter c to name the variable. If necessary, use the asterisk ( * ) for multiplication and the slash ( / ) for division.

... the total number of cars in the garage and the 9 cars outside ...

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I'm not sure what exactly the question is but I'm assuming you need an expression to show the amount of the two..

c+9
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User Attersson
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Answer:

c + 9

Explanation:

Given phrase,

The total number of cars in the garage and the 9 cars outside,

Since, the number of cars in garage is unknown,

Thus, the number of cars in garage can represent by a variable,

Here, c is given for the variable,

So, we can say that c represents the number of cars in garage,

Hence, the total number of cars in both garage and outside = c + 9

Which is the required variable expression.

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User Hao Shen
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