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It is somewhere in between 7,4 and 4,8
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A I think I don’t know cause the formula is y=Mx+b is a slope formula so he have to be right
36 x (65+27) is the same as 36(65+27) .. you are able to distribute the 36 ( distributive property) onto the 65 and 27 and add them. Also, you can add the numbers in between the parenthesis and multipy them by 36. Nonetheless, you would arrive at the same answers.