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    The document provides examples of mathematical expressions and translations using variables and symbols. [1] It gives examples of writing expressions using variables to represent quantities like a person's age in years, parts of a number, interest earned from investment, distance traveled at a speed, and the perimeter of a rectangle. [2] It also gives examples of translating sentences to mathematical symbols, such as representing concepts like a number being rational, a number being a multiple of another, a value belonging to two sets, the range of values for a variable, comparing the square of a value to another number, and the square of a number being non-negative.

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    MATHEMATICS IN THE MODERN WORLD

    PRACTICE PROBLEMS

    TOPIC: MATHEMATICAL LANGUAGE AND SYMBOLS


    A. Choose a quantity to be represented by a variable, then write a
    mathematical expression for each.
    1. Karla’s age in 5 years
    2. A three-digit number whose hundreds digit is half the tens digit and the
    tens digit is 2 more than the units digit
    3. The total interest earned after one year when P100,000 is invested, part
    at 6% annual interest rate and the remaining part at 7.5% annual
    interest rate
    4. The distance traveled by a man driving at the rate of 60 kph
    5. The fraction of work done by a man who can finish a job in 2 hours
    6. The age of a woman 15 years ago
    7. The perimeter of a rectangle whose length is twice the width
    8. The sum of three consecutive even integers

    B. Translate each sentence using mathematical symbols.


    1. ½ is a rational number.
    2. x is a multiple of 7.
    3. x belongs to both sets A and B.
    4. The values of n range from -3 to 8
    5. The square of y is not more than 20.
    6. The square of a number x is non-negative.

    HOLY ANGEL UNIVERSITY 1

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