Write the equation: Five times the difference of a number and six is twenty.

Answer:
C. 5(x-6)=20
Step-by-step explanation:
we can represent the value of x decreased by 6 times 5 as 5(x-6) and then show that that is equal to 20.
Answer: [C]: " 5(x - 6) = 20 " .
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Step-by-step explanation:
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Five multiplied (the difference of a 'number' and 6) is "20";
The "is" refers to an "equal sign";
Let us refer to the unknown number with the variable, "x" ;
Re: The "difference" of a "number and 6" ;
Note the "difference" indicates "subtraction:
So; " (x - 6) ;
"Five times (that difference)" shall be written as:
5*(x - 6) ;
or: 5(x - 6) ;
We are told that this value "is 20" ; that is: "equal to 20" ;
So we can rewite the expression; as follows:
" (5x - 6) = 20 " ;
Which corresponds to:
Answer choice: [C]: " 5(x - 6) = 20 " .
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