Find the product, using suitable properties:

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Ray Of Light [21]1 year ago

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Answer: a) 6700 b) 2233

Step-by-step explanation:

$(-67)*(-99)+(-67)*(-1)=\\(-67)*((-99)+(-1))=\\(-67)*(-100)=\\6700$

$29*(80-3)=\\(30-1)*(80-3)=\\30*80+(-1)*80+(-3)*30+(-1)*(-3)=\\2400-80-90+3=\\2403-170=\\2233$

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