Question

May you check my answers? I got D.
and I think the last one looks like this:
4+6= 2(2+3)
@ganeshie8

Answer 1

A and D

Answer 2

@ganeshie8 Please help me..

Answer 3

Any doubt??

Answer 4

@waterineyes Yes!!!! I need help with both of them. I got option D for the first one and I think the last one looks like this:
4+6= 2(2+3)

Answer 5

@waterineyes

Answer 6

Yes for last one you are very well right..

4 + 6 = 2(2 + 3), so here what property you are using??

Answer 7

There?? Tell me here which property is being used??

Answer 8

Is the first question option D or A?
I think the last one is distributive.

Answer 9

@waterineyes

Answer 10

Yes the last one is Distributive..

\(a(b + c) = ab + ac\) or \(ab + ac = a(b+c)\)

This property is Distributive Property.. So, for last one D is right.

Answer 11

But for first one, how are you getting D?? Can you explain, where is the doubt coming??

Answer 12

Well you are distributing the 3, correct?
I'm confused because some people have told me it's associative! :(

Answer 13

@waterineyes

Answer 14

Why are you replying so late??

Answer 15

There is no Distributive Property in Multiplication case..

Answer 16

\[a(bc ) = (ab)c\]
It is Associative Property of Multiplication..

Answer 17

Here, you are not distributing a to b and c, you are just changing the brackets..

Earlier, brackets were with bc and now brackets are with ab..

Answer 18

Similarly,

\(3(3 \cdot y) = (3 \cdot 3 ) y\)

Answer 19

You must know it :

\(a + b = b + a\) \(\implies \text{Commutative Property of Addition}\)

\(a + (b + c) = (a + b) + c\) \(\implies \text{Associative Property of Addition}\)

\(a(b + c) = ab + ac\) \(\implies \text{Distributive Property of Addition}\)


\(ab = ba\) \(\implies \text{Commutative Property of Multiplication}\)

\(a(bc) = (ab)c\) \(\implies \text{Associative Property of Multiplication}\)

Answer 20

Thank you so much, sorry for the delay- OS doesn't send me the notifications :/

Answer 21

Okay, then you must stick to your post... :P

Answer 22

:)