Your Math class has 32 students. You would like to treat the class to cookies. You would like each person to have 5 cookies. Which expression would be a quick way to figure out how many cookies you would need to bake?
5(32 + 2)?
why the +2?
the question is asking me to find the distributive property
Well I don't see where +2 is falling into that anywhere. All I see is 32 students times x cookies 32x, where x=5 or 32*5
its a solve scenario question those are the choices 5(32 + 2) 5(30 + 2) 5(32 − 2) 5(30 − 2)
Oh, now it makes sense with the choices. So I'm still right, it's just expanded. You want to find the solution that equals 5*32. So since the 5 is given in each of your choices, which of the choices equals 32 otherwise?
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