Using the distributive property method on 6x32 and 7x29

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Vifargent answered Dec 4, 2019

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$6\cdot32=6(30+2)=(6)(30)+(6)(2)=180+12=192\\\\7\cdot29=7(30-1)=(7)(30)-(7)(1)=210-7=203$

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