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if x=1,y=-5/7,z=2/5 then check whether:x×(y+z)=x×y+x×z pls give ut with a full explanation​

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Answered by AnshMittal123
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Hence proved, x×(y+z) =x×y+x×z

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Answered by aathreyee23
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Answer: This is a distributive property over addition problem.

Step-by-step explanation

first : substitute the variables.

1 ×(\frac{-5}{7} + \frac{2}{5}) = 1×\frac{-5}{7} + 1× \frac{2}{5}

second: Solve the brackets  first in the L.H.S.Take LCM.

⇒1×(\frac{-25+14}{35} = \frac{-5}{7} + \frac{2}{5}

⇒ 1 × \frac{-11}{35} = \frac{-25 + 14}{35}

\frac{-11}{35} = \frac{-11}{35}

Hence proved.

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