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math question ------ " does not distribute over addition " give an example to justify the statement​

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Answered by tikafifa
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Division does not distribute over addition. ... Considering

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an example A number 40 to be divided by 8+2 That is 40÷(8+2) not equal to (40÷8)+40÷2 =5+20 As 40 divided directly by 10 we get the answer 4 So, division does not distribute over addition.

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