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2 January, 05:44

April wants to multiply 6 and 42 using the distributive property. Which of the following number sentences shows how she could do it?

6 * 42 = 42 * 6

6 * (40 + 2) = (6 * 40) + 2

(6 * 42) * 1 = 6 * (42 * 1)

6 * (40 + 2) = (6 * 40) + (6 * 2)

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  1. 2 January, 05:51
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    6 * (40+2) = (6*40) + (6*2)

    252=252
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