Create one statement in English representing an algebraic relationship?

Question

can anyone help me do this?

Answer 1

A plus B equals C. That's the only algebraic phrase I remember.

Answer 2

If two subgroups are normal and their intersection is trivial, then their product is isomorphic to their direct product.

I guess that you didn't mean abstract algebra, so here is one that you probably learn in high school: Every non-constant polynomial function of one variable has a zero (a value of the variable for which the polynomial is zero).

However, any proof of that statement (the fundamental theorem of algebra) requires the use of analysis, so here's yet another one: The product of two non-zero numbers is not zero.

Answer 3

The Algebraic Relationship which represents 2,4,6,....is2n(where n=1,2,3,)ie2x1=2 2x2=4 2x3=6

Answer 4

do no longer over learn the question. Use something straight forward, which includes, "in case you have 12 products of fruit,merely which includes apples and oranges. 6 of those are apples, how many are oranges?" In an algebraic expression that's 12=x+6. In that the 12 is the completed variety of fruit, x is the type of oranges, and six is the type of apples.

Answer 5

Three dopplebangers equals six godzoops, how many godzoops are in one dopplebanger?

Essentially saying solve for D with
3D = 6G
so divide each side by 3 and you get
D = 2G or two godzoops per doppelbanger

Answer 6

Fahrenheit temperature of an object is thirty-two dregrees greater than a nine-fifths proportion of its Centigrade measure.

F = 9/5C + 32

Answer 7

3 Oranges = 30p, therefore 1 orange = 10p

(representing 3x = 30, therefore x =10)

Answer 8

one equals one