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''Divison does not distribute over addition" Give an give example to justify the statement

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Answered by Anonymous

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1)5÷(1+3) is not equal to 5÷1+5÷3

2)2÷(2+4) is not equal to 2÷2+2÷4

Hence with this examples we can justify that division does not distribute over addition

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