How do you express the phrase "the sum of 13 and twice a number h" as an algebraic expression?

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Answer 1 · 2015-09-22T17:31:00

Sep 22, 2015

#13+2h#

Answer 2 · 2016-09-02T08:32:50

#13 + 2h#

SUM in maths is the answer to an addition.
It is always used with the word AND to show which values are added together.

#"The number"# is already defined as ' h '.

"Twice" means times by 2.

So, 13 and twice 'h' are being added together.

#13 + 2h#

[Note that the following means something different:

"Twice the sum of 13 and h"

Here 13 and h are to be added, and the answer is doubled.

#2(13+h)#]