OMG! AFF is back! and... I need to ask you something?

OMG! I'm so happy! AFF is freaken back and I'm happy... aww... <3
of course but not that happy.. -_-



BTW... just got to ask you... before you go can you solve the math problem below?

1. Use parentheseses to show two ways of
grouping the numbrs in 12 x 8 x 25. Tell
which expression yu think would be easier
to simplify, and why. Ten simplify the expression.
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2. Jane said that 4(64) = 6(50) + 6(14).
Is she correct? Use the Distributive Property
to explain your answer.
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Hello guys, I was joking you didn't really have to do it, but if you would I'll give 10 Karma Pts away/ 5 for trying to help... I'm sorry I just don't understand this... PLEASE HELP me...
yes I'm doing properties of numbers... I HATE THEM!
#1 is Identity Property
#2 is Commutative Property
#3 is Associative Property
#4 is Distributive Property
 [I know you guys learnt this from 6th or 7th grade already but if you remember please help?]

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MyDeerLikesBacon #1
Wait what I didn't calculate #2 correctly don't blame me if I'm wrong
MyDeerLikesBacon #2
1. What are parentheses

2. Correct. Instead of explaining it to you via what is that method I'll just say flip it around. Let's say instead of 4(50), you can actually write it as 50(4). Correct? So let's say now the 50 is 50 units. So if you add 14 units and 50 units you'll get 64 units. So it'll be 64(4). And 64(4) is actually 4(64). Get it?
caramelmacchiato3 #3
Ugggggh don't wanna think
But for the second one, no it isn't correct because you're adding more value to the original equation.

Math huh?
krazymonster94 #4
I hate properties of numbers and you can solve number one many different ways.
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