Form the algebraic expressions using variables, constants and arithmetic operations:
(i) 6 more than thrice a number x
(ii) 5 times x is subtracted from 13
(iii) The numbers x and y both squared and added.
(iv) Number 7 is added to 3 times the product of p and q
(v) Three times of x is subtracted from the product of x with itself.
(vi) Sum of the numbers m and n is subtracted from their product.
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(i) Thrice a number x = 3x. 6 more than this = 3x + 6.
(ii) 5 times x = 5x. 5x subtracted from 13 = 13 − 5x.
(iii) x squared = x2, y squared = y2. Both added = x2 + y2.
(iv) Product of p and q = pq. 3 times the product = 3pq. 7 added to it = 3pq + 7.
(v) Product of x with itself = x2. Three times of x = 3x. 3x subtracted from x2 = x2 − 3x.
(vi) Product of m and n = mn. Sum of m and n = m + n. The sum subtracted from their product = mn − (m + n).
