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5(a + b) when a = 1 and b =6
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5(a + b) when a = 1 and b =6

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Answer:

5(a + b) when a = 1 and b =6

5(1+6)=5×7=35

35 is the right answer.

User Syed Ahmed Jamil
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Answer:

35

Explanation:

use distributive property

5a + 5b

5×1 + 5×6

5 + 30

35

User Lahar Shah
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