Math, asked by tanishka090809, 5 months ago

Evaluate the following in distributive proberty :-
1) 26 X(-48) + (-48) x(-36)

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Answered by bsubasri2007

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Step-by-step explanation:

By using distributive property,

(26* -48) + (-48*-36)= -48 [26+(-36)]

= -48* -10

= 480.

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