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The Distributive Property PEMDAS is a trick used to remember the Order of Operations?the sequence of steps you need to take to solve an equation. You start with anything that has parentheses (P), then move on to exponents (E), multiplication (M) and division (D), and finally addition (A) and subtraction (S).

Distributive property with variables - YouTube YouTube Start of suggested clip End of suggested clip Terms we have negative four plus ten plus five so negative four plus ten is six plus five is eleven.MoreTerms we have negative four plus ten plus five so negative four plus ten is six plus five is eleven. Plus eleven negative q plus and the rest of this adds up to eleven.

Distributing Variables - YouTube YouTube Start of suggested clip End of suggested clip So what we're going to do here is start by distributing. This negative 2x into the parentheses you'MoreSo what we're going to do here is start by distributing. This negative 2x into the parentheses you're all used to distributing things like negative two but when we throw a negative 2x.

The formula for the distributive property is expressed as, a × (b + c) = (a × b) + (a × c); where, a, b, and c are the operands. Here, the number outside the brackets is multiplied with each term inside the brackets and then the products are added.

The distributive property is a method of multiplication where you multiply each addend separately. For example, instead of multiplying 5×46, we can break 46 apart into separate addends (40+6), and multiply 5 by each part separately. 5×46 becomes 5×40 plus 5×6. Essentially the 5 is being ?distributed? to each addend.

How to Distribute in Math - YouTube YouTube Start of suggested clip End of suggested clip So for instance let's say we've got this little fella here distribute that 8 in there 8 times 10 isMoreSo for instance let's say we've got this little fella here distribute that 8 in there 8 times 10 is 80. And then we do 8 times 4 which is 32.

Using the Distributive Property to Simplify Expressions - YouTube YouTube Start of suggested clip End of suggested clip So we're essentially taking a and we're multiplying it times the items inside the parentheses. So weMoreSo we're essentially taking a and we're multiplying it times the items inside the parentheses. So we can use the distributive property to create equivalent expressions or to simplify expressions.