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3 years ago

Distribuative property meaning

Mathematics

1 answer:

svetoff [14.1K]3 years ago

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Separately to the individual people or items in group

For EX:

3(2x-9) You will distribute 3 to 2x and -9, so it will be like 3 times 2x is equal to 6x and 3 times a -9 is a negative 27 (this is where the integer rules come)

(-)(-)=+

(+)(-)=-

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