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Is 10x(6-(-2))=10x6-10x(-2)?​

Is 10x(6-(-2))=10x6-10x(-2)?​
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Is 10x(6-(-2))=10x6-10x(-2)?​

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Answer:

Yes, they are equal.

Explanation:

  1. 10x(6-(-2))=10x6-10x(-2)
  2. 10x(8)=10x6-10x(-2)
  3. 80=10x6-10x(-2)
  4. 80=10x6-(-20)
  5. 80=60-(-20)
  6. 80=60+20
  7. 80=80
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