Write the English phrase as an algebraic expression. Then, simplify the expression. Let x represent...

Step 1
given that the x is the number
a) So from given phase
Product of three and a number ${\displaystyle =3x}$
And two times of the number ${\displaystyle =2x}$
Now difference ${\displaystyle =3x-2x}$
So final answer for (a) part
${\displaystyle 3x-2x}$ (1)
Step 2
b) from solution of part a) we find that
The algebraic expression as follows
${\displaystyle 3x-2x}$
Now simplified form of above algebraic expression is ${\displaystyle =x}$

Answer:
${\displaystyle 3x-2x}$
Step-by-step explanation:
The difference - the subtraction symbol
The product of three and a number - 3 multiplied by x (basically says what's the solution to three times x)
Two times the number -2 times x

(5 \cdot x)=(5x) (5x) - (something) "The difference between the product of five and a number and three times the number" With three times the number, we mean the same letter "x" & three times will be the amount of times we will multiply it. So, by the end we will have: (5x)-(3x) Now we just rest them 5x-3x= 2x