Respuesta :
I am assuming you meant How to do Distributive Property
Think about it like this:
If I have a really complicated numerical equation like"
[tex](64\cdot43) + (64\cdot47) = ?[/tex]
However, there is an easy way to do this. Take a look at the equation:
[tex](\textcircled{64}\cdot43) + (\textcircled{64}\cdot47) = ?[/tex]
We can see that 64 is common here. So what we can do is take 64 out separately like this and put it off to one side:
[tex]64[/tex]
Then, look at the other numbers [tex]43 \text{ and } 47[/tex] and also take a look at the sign in between the two parentheses. It is a plus sign. So you would have 43+47 in the middle. So, the outcome of our problem would be:
[tex]64(43+47) = 64(100) = 6400[/tex]
There we go, as simple as that, we solved a really complex equation, and made it really easy. Hope this Helps!!
