Question

What is an algebraic expression for the sum of d and twice g?

Answer 1

Hint: When we are given such a type of question then try to read the question twice and interpret all the things he wants to convey and assume the unknown number to be any variable, say x. Apply all the operations on this assumed variable step by step and lead to a solution. Times means multiplication and of means division in the statement form of algebraic expression and addition and subtraction are directly used and operated.

Complete step by step solution:
In the given statement we are given an unknown number and let us suppose it to be x.
So, we will start with applying all the operations on this assumed variable step by step and lead to a solution. Like times means multiplication and of means division in the statement form of algebraic expression and addition and subtraction are directly used and operated.
We are given that we need to add d to the twice of the given number g and now twice the term g would be = $2g$
Adding the term d to the term 2g we get
$\Rightarrow d+2g$
So, the algebraic expression ‘’sum of d to twice of g’’ that is asked in the question is attained and it is written as $d+2g$.

Note: Students must remember to assume any variable in order to understand the given algebraic expression in statement form and then start proceeding in the same manner as it is asked. Try to understand the mathematical expressions clearly and then apply carefully. In algebraic expression while solving we need to apply the BODMAS rule and then proceed with the calculation.