Could you describe the expression 2(3+4) as a product of two factors? Explain. Can someone pls give me a simple explanation on if the answer is yes or no and why

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Introiboad asked Oct 19, 2023

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Could you describe the expression 2(3+4) as a product of two factors? Explain. Can someone pls give me a simple explanation on if the answer is yes or no and why

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you want to use the distributive property 2 times 3 = 6 and 2 times 4=8

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Answer:

Distributive Property

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According to the rule of distributive property, 2(3+4) would be 14.

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