Which of the following statements about a variable are true?

a, A variable is represented by a letter.

b, A variable cannot be subtracted.

c, A variable represents a quantity.

d, A variable cannot be multiplied.

Question

Rhett Jarvis

Mathematics

20 February, 05:28

Which of the following statements about a variable are true?

a, A variable is represented by a letter.

b, A variable cannot be subtracted.

c, A variable represents a quantity.

d, A variable cannot be multiplied.

+1

Answers (2)

Know the Answer?

Laurel Hooper · Answer 1

Both A and C are correct but I mostly agree with C

Omar Lopez · Answer 2

The statements that are true are a and c.

Step-by-step explanation:

In many equations you can see that the variable is either subtracted or multiplied, however, in no equation will you see a variable that does not represent some form of a quantity or where it is not represented by a letter.

Which of the following statements about a variable are true?a, A variable is represented by a letter.b, A variable cannot be subtracted.c, A variable represents a quantity.d, A variable cannot be multiplied.

Which of the following statements about a variable are true?

a, A variable is represented by a letter.

b, A variable cannot be subtracted.

c, A variable represents a quantity.

d, A variable cannot be multiplied.