'Add thrice a number to four times the same number' is algebraically written as

$3 x + 4$

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$3 x + 4 x$

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$x + 4 x$

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$x + 3 x$

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Solution

The correct option is B
$3 x + 4 x$

Let the number be ' $x$ '.

Then thrice this number is $^{'} 3 x$ ' and four times this number is $^{'} 4 x$ '.

Therefore 'Add thrice a number to four times the same number' is algebraically written as ' $3 x + 4 x$ '.

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