35+14 distributive form

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35+14 distributive form

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Answer:

7*(5+2)

Explanation:

35+14= 7*5+7*2= 7*(5+2)

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Answer: 7(5+2)

Explanation:

In distributive form, you are multiplying a number to each term of an expression. We need to find a common number between 35 and 14 to write this into distributive form.

7(5+2)

Brian Agnew answered Apr 28, 2021

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