Four times the sum of 14 and \( c \) is \( a \) squared.

Answer: 4*(14+c)=a^2
Step-by-step explanation:

Answered by 2026356cm | 2024-06-15

The expression which is representing the **sum **of 14 and c is a **square **is 4(14 + c) = a².
What is an expression?
An expression is a **combination **of some mathematical **symbol **such that **arithmetic **operator and variable such that all are constrained and create an equation .
For example 3x +5y
The **constraint **of **expression **is represented as = or <, >.
Given that,
The **sum **of 14 and c = 14 + c
Four times the **sum **of 14 and c = 4(14 + c)
It is equal to a²
So,
⇒ 4(14 + c) = a².
Hence "The expression which is representing the **sum **of 14 and c is a **square **is 4(14 + c) = a²".
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Answered by keshavgandhi04 | 2024-06-16

The expression that represents the statement in the question is 4 ( 14 + c ) = a 2 , which shows a mathematical relationship between a, c, and the number 14. This equation illustrates that four times the sum of 14 and c is equal to the square of a. Therefore, understanding this relationship is essential for solving related problems.
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Answered by keshavgandhi04 | 2024-10-01