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when you do times tables

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When you use algebra the letter in the question is an unknown number for example we don't know how many grains of sand there is in the world so we can say there is a grains of sand in the world

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The answer is n+8 as we know n is an unknown number so we just say n+8.

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The answer is n-6 because we do not know how much n is so we just n -6.

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The answer 5/n because when there is a divided by you do the number write a line under it and put the letter under the line.

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the answer is 3n, every time it is a times table it's just the number you are timesing the letter for example n then you put the number first and the letter second

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n+8=?

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n-6=?

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n divided by 5=?

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nx3=?