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Welcome to Algebra 1: Part 1!
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ReplyDeleteThe distributive property for addition over multiplication doesn't work for whole numbers. The property doesn't work for fractions either. The statements are not true and I couldn't find any relationship for any fractions that I tried. Unless I did something completely wrong nothing works for this statement.
ReplyDeleteIt doesnt work with those whole numbers that are posted. It worked with the listed fractions but I tried with other fractions and it didnt work. So I think that the only one that can do Distubutive Porperty of Addition over Multiplication are the fractions posted in the blog.
ReplyDeleteDerek G.
ReplyDeleteThe Distributive Property of Addition over Multiplication does not work for the whole numbers that are on the blog! I also tried with other fractions and it did not work! So the only way to do Distributive Property of Addition over Multiplication is with the fractions posted on the blog!