Question

1. which best represents the expression 3g + 6? a. six more than the product of three and a number, g b. six more than the quotient of three and a number, g c. six times the product of three and a number, g d. six times the quotient of three and a number, g

Explanation:

First, analyze the expression $3g + 6$:

• $3g$ is the product of 3 and the number $g$.
• The $+6$ means adding 6, or "six more than" the preceding term.

Match this to the options: Option A describes exactly this relationship. Options B uses "quotient" (division, not multiplication), C uses "six times" (multiplication by 6, not addition), and D uses both quotient and six times, which do not match the expression.

Answer:

A. Six more than the product of three and a number, g