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Give me the answer for question 3 please

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Paha777 [63]4 years ago

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Try calculating each of these yourself:

<span>First, 34(58 + 9) = 34(67) = 2278 </span>

<span>A. 34 x 67 = 2278 </span>

<span>B. 58(34 + 9) = 58(43) = 2494 </span>

<span>C. 34 x 58 + 34 x 9 = 34 x (58 + 9) = 34 * 67 = 2278 </span>

<span>D. 1,972 </span>

<span>So the answer is B and D are not equal to 34(58 + 9).

Hope I helped! If you need anything else just ask!</span>

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