Convert the following verbal expression into algebraic expressions.
Twice the sum of $z$ and $- 16$

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Solution

Find out the expression of twice the sum of $z$ and $- 16$
Twice the sum of $z$ and $- 16$ $= 2 (z + (- 16))$
$= \{2 z + 2 (- 16)\}$
Hence, the required algebraic expression is $\{2 z - 32\} .$

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