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25 April, 20:52

Are 5 multilyed by 7h and 35h equvalent

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  1. 25 April, 20:57
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    If there was no h on 35 then it would be equivalent but, since there is an h and that represents multiplying then you would have to multiply 35 and 5.
  2. 25 April, 21:09
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    Yes because 7h means 7 times h

    this is equivilent to 5 times (7 times h)

    using the associative property whieh says a (bc) = (ab) c therefor

    5 times (7 times h) = (5 times 7) times h

    5 times 7=35 so

    this equals

    (5 times 7) times h = (35) times h=35h

    so yes it is equivilent
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