Sure! Let’s go through each statement one by one and write the correct
numerical expressions (not the final answers — just the expressions as requested).
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1. 7 added to the product of 11 and 3
- “Product of 11 and 3” → `11 × 3`
- “7 added to” that → `7 + (11 × 3)`
✔ Expression: `7 + (11 × 3)`
*(Note: Parentheses are important here to show that multiplication happens before addition, according to order of operations.)*
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2. 10 subtracted from the quotient of 55 and 5
- “Quotient of 55 and 5” → `55 ÷ 5`
- “10 subtracted from” that → `(55 ÷ 5) - 10`
✔ Expression: `(55 ÷ 5) - 10`
*(Again, parentheses help clarify that division is done first.)*
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3. 29 added to the product of 12 and 14
- “Product of 12 and 14” → `12 × 14`
- “29 added to” that → `29 + (12 × 14)`
✔ Expression: `29 + (12 × 14)`
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4. 5 added to the quotient of 77 and 11
- “Quotient of 77 and 11” → `77 ÷ 11`
- “5 added to” that → `5 + (77 ÷ 11)`
✔ Expression: `5 + (77 ÷ 11)`
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5. Sum of 12 and 13 subtracted from 39
- “Sum of 12 and 13” → `12 + 13`
- “Subtracted from 39” → `39 - (12 + 13)`
⚠️ Important: “A subtracted from B” means `B - A`, not `A - B`.
✔ Expression: `39 - (12 + 13)`
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✔ Final Answers:
1. `7 + (11 × 3)`
2. `(55 ÷ 5) - 10`
3. `29 + (12 × 14)`
4. `5 + (77 ÷ 11)`
5. `39 - (12 + 13)`
These are the correct
numerical expressions based on the word problems.
Let me know if you’d like to evaluate them too! 😊
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of writing numerical expressions from word problems worksheet.
