SOLUTION: 6(2+4)?

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Question 282301: 6(2+4)?

Answer by nabla(475)   (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
Depending on the directions for the problem you could just say that that is the same as 6*6=36. However, I suspect your instructor wants you to use distribution and hence you multiply the 6 by 2 then add that to 6 multiplied by 4.
In symbols, 6(2+4)=6*2+6*4=12+24=36.

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