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A Toronto blue jays baseball player chews 16 pieces of chewing gum per game. Write an algebraic expression to show how many pieces of gum he might chew in n games.

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The algebraic expression for this problem would be: g(n): 16(n)

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16x

16 per night would be like 16 x every night he played which we don't know so x and it would be 16x

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