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Which correctly applies the distributive property to show an equivalent expression to (–2.1)(3.4)? (2)(3) – (0.1)(0.4) (–2)(3) + (–0.1)(0.4) (2.1)(3) – (2.1)(0.4) (–2.1)(3) + (–2.1)(0.4)

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Answered by astha524
5

Answer:

Correct choice is option 4.

Step-by-step explanation:

The Distributive Property says that multiplying a number by a group of numbers added together is the same as doing each multiplication separately:

a\cdot (b+c)=a\cdot b+a\cdot c.a⋅(b+c)=a⋅b+a⋅c.

Note that 3.4=3+0.4, then

(-2.1)\cdot 3.4=(-2.1)\cdot (3+0.4)=(-2.1)\cdot 3+(-2.1)\cdot 0.4.(−2.1)⋅3.4=(−2.1)⋅(3+0.4)=(−2.1)⋅3+(−2.1)⋅0.4.

As you can see this result is the same as in option 4.

Answered by amitnrw
1

Given :   (–2.1)(3.4)

To Find : Which correctly applies the distributive property

(2)(3) – (0.1)(0.4)

(–2)(3) + (–0.1)(0.4)

(2.1)(3) – (2.1)(0.4)

(–2.1)(3) + (–2.1)(0.4)

Solution:

(a + b) c  =  ac  + bc

a ( b + c)  = ab + ac

(–2.1)(3.4)

= (-2  - 0.1)(3.4)

= (-2)(3.4) + (-0.1)(3.4)

or

(–2.1)(3.4)

= (-2.1) (3 + 0.4)

= (-2.1) (3) + (-2.1)(0.4)

Matches with the last option:

(–2.1)(3.4)  =   (–2.1)(3) + (–2.1)(0.4)

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