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27 November, 03:59

What is an algebraic expression for the height H increased by 6 inches

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  1. 27 November, 04:17
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    H+6 I believe is the answer
  2. 27 November, 04:26
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    The height can be represented by the variable H

    As algebraic expressions don't use words, 'inches' cannot be included in the expression. This can only be assumed.

    As a result, H+6 would be the algebraic expression equivalent of 'H increased by 6 inches'.
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