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3 months ago
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Nicolas has three fewer than twice the number of songs downloaded as Sabrina does. Interpret the meaning of the expression 2x –

3. The expression 2x – 3 represents
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zzz [12.3K]3 months ago
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The variable representing the total number of songs is x, hence twice that quantity is 2x, and subtracting three results in -3, which leads to the expression 2x - 3.
tester [12.3K]3 months ago
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The expression 2x - 3 signifies: The total songs downloaded by Nicolas.

Here, the variable x denotes: The number of songs downloaded by Sabrina.

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