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Mr. Warner’s Color Code Red= RECORD Green= General Information [not necessary to record, but very helpful. Blue = CHOOSE TWO [pick whichever two you want to record] Steps towards the solution.

Lesson 2.6 The Distributive Property With Mr.Warner

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Answers 1. 2(x + 5)= 2x + 10 2. 2(5 + x)= 10 + 2x 3. x(2 +5)= 2x + 10

D.P. with Subtraction Example: Apply the Distributive Property Multiply, and keep the subtraction sign 3(1) – 3(y) Your answer 3 – 3y

Practice 1. 2(x –5) = 2. 3(5 –x) = 3. (x –5)3 =

Answers 1. 2(x –5) = 2x -10 2. 3(5 –x) = 15 -3x 3. (x –5)3 = 3x -15