Algebra problem
This is algebra. Let n represent an unknown number.
1. Eight more than the number n
2. Three times the number n
3. The product of the numbers n and eight
4. Three less than the number n
5. Three decreased by the number n
6. Two less than three times the unknown
1. Eight more than the number n
2. Three times the number n
3. The product of the numbers n and eight
4. Three less than the number n
5. Three decreased by the number n
6. Two less than three times the unknown
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