Select all of the algebraic expressions that could represent the phrase below. nine more than the product of 5 times the number of tires t
9 + 5t
5 ▪ t + 9
(9 + 5)t
(5 × t) + 9
5 + 9t

i chose 1, 3 and 5. am i right? this is 6th grade work

first, fourth, and last one

Step-by-step explanation:

It wouldn't be the third one due to the distribution property!

when you have something in parentheses, you need to multiply everything outside of it by everything inside of it

So first, you would do 9 times t, which is 9t. Then 5 times t, which is 5t.

9t + 5t is not the correct answer.

However, you missed the fourth one, which also used the distrubitive property but only on 5, which made it 5t + 9

i believe the answer is the polygon, heptagon.