Math, asked by nethra200709, 8 months ago

prove that [(-2)×3] ×(-4)= (-2)×[3×(-4)].​

Answers

Answered by aymos
30

Answer:

ans will be 24

Step-by-step explanation:

[(-2)×3]×(-4) = (-2)×[3×(-4)]

(-6)×(-4) = (-2)×(-12)

24 = 24

Answered by pulakmath007
3

SOLUTION

TO PROVE

 \sf{[( - 2) \times 3]} \times ( - 4) = ( - 2) \times [3 \times ( - 4)]

EVALUATION

We have to prove that

 \sf{[( - 2) \times 3]} \times ( - 4) = ( - 2) \times [3 \times ( - 4)]

Now

LHS

 \sf{ = [( - 2) \times 3]} \times ( - 4)

 \sf{ = ( - 6) } \times ( - 4)

 \sf{ =  + 24}

RHS

 \sf{= ( - 2) \times [3 \times ( - 4)]}

 \sf{= ( - 2) \times  ( - 12)}

 \sf{=  + 24}

LHS = RHS

Hence proved

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