Question

write the sentence as an equation.
59 is a multiplied by 337
type a slash ( / ) if you want to use a division sign.

Explanation:

Step1: Identify the relationship

The sentence says "59 is a multiplied by 337". Wait, maybe there's a typo, probably "59 is equal to a multiplied by 337" or maybe "59 is (the result when) a multiplied by 337". Assuming it's "59 is equal to a multiplied by 337", we translate the words to an equation. Let the variable be \( a \). The phrase "a multiplied by 337" is \( a\times337 \) or \( 337a \), and "59 is" means \( 59 = \).

Step2: Write the equation

So putting it together, if we assume the intended meaning is "59 is equal to a multiplied by 337", the equation is \( 59 = 337a \). But if the original sentence is "59 is a multiplied by 337" (maybe a is a typo for "the result of" or just a variable), the equation is \( 59 = a\times337 \) or \( 59 = 337a \).

Wait, maybe the original sentence has a typo, maybe "59 is the product of a multiplied by 337" or "59 is a times 337". So the equation is \( 59 = 337\times a \) or \( 59 = 337a \).

Answer:

\( 59 = 337a \) (assuming \( a \) is the variable being multiplied by 337 to get 59)