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True or False: 5a + 6b = 11ab? Can you think of a way you can prove it using a and b?
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True or False: 5a + 6b = 11ab? Can you think of a way you can prove it using a and b?

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False unless they are either both 1 or both 0.
11ab=11(a+b) not 5a+6b

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