What is the answer to 10x + 7x in word phrase

10x + 7z

 

How would this be written in word phrase from the algebraic expression
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ten times a number plus 7 times a number
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The product of 10 and x plus the product of 7 and z. That is the word phrase for 10x +7z. !
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