Use distributive property to rewrite 6(11+x)=

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Hey there!
The distributive property is defined as:
a(b+c) = ab+ac
Using this property, we can solve this problem.
Because it's a times c, we first multiply 6 by 11 to get 66, and then 6 by x to get 6x. Therefore, our answer is:
66 + 6x
Hope this helps!

Lady_Fox [76]3 years ago

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6 times 11 + 6 times x

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