Use the factors 7 and 6 to show an example of the Distributive Property of Multiplication

1 answer:

6 0

I think that this is what you're asking-

To find the distributive property is quite easy, just as long as you get the concept of it.

Lets try this.

7x6(y-4)

You take 6xy=6y

Now you take 6x-4=-28

You have
7x6y-28 if you are just doing distributive.

Hope this helped!:)

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