The product of 8 and the sum of a number x and 3

8(x+3)

Step-by-step explanation:

thats the answer

the expression is 8×(x+3)

"Sum" means addition, so the sum of a number x and 3 is
x + 3

"Product" means multiplication, so the product of 8 and x + 3 is
8(x + 3)

You need the parentheses to show it's the product of 8 and x + 3.
If you wrote only 8x + 3, that would mean the product of 8 and x, then you add 3 to it, which is different from your problem.

8(x+3) would be unsimplified, but if you want it simplified, the answer is below

8x+24

8*(x+3) is the answer

8x+3 I'm pretty sure! hope it is right

1: using BODMAS

-3+(8)

-3+8

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8(x + 14)

Step-by-step explanation:

The term product signifies multiplication in mathematics. However, in order to find a product, we must have two or more terms to multiply. Because we are finding the product of 8 and the sum of a number x and 14, we will place the sum in parentheses to show they are being added together.

Using this knowledge, we are left with the sum in parentheses (x + 14) and the number 8 to multiply it.

To simplify, this can be written as 8(x + 14).

8(x+12)

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8(x+14)

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