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Mathematics, 29.09.2019 10:30 donavancoulter712

Consider the sum 36+45 . use the distributive property to rewrite the sum as the product of a whole number other than 1 and a sum of two whole numbers. now do a different whole number from the one you just chose. can this be done in more than two ways?

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