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Kendal Mueller
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9 March, 05:46
Why is 12 (m+n) equivalent to 12m + 12n
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Landin Boone
9 March, 05:53
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Because 12 (m=n) means that you are multiplying 12 times m and 12 times n. So if there is a number outside of parenthesis it gets multiplied by all the nu, beds in the parenthesis.
12 (1+2)
36 either way. that is proof. if you want more proof use any number in replace of n and m
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Sage Good
9 March, 06:15
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Because of the distributive property. You multiply the outside number (12) by the variables inside the parentheses (m and n). Then you add them together, so you get 12m+12n.
You can check it by plugging in numbers for m and n, then solving it both ways. You will get the same answer.
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