Solve (3.8+6.5)\times2.7=(2.7\times3.8)+(2.7+6.5) | Equatix - Math Solver

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Question

$$(3.8+6.5) \times 2.7=(2.7 \times 3.8)+(2.7+6.5)$$

Verify

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Solution Steps

Add $3.8$ and $6.5$ to get $10.3$.

$$10.3\times 2.7=2.7\times 3.8+2.7+6.5$$

Multiply $10.3$ and $2.7$ to get $27.81$.

$$27.81=2.7\times 3.8+2.7+6.5$$

Multiply $2.7$ and $3.8$ to get $10.26$.

$$27.81=10.26+2.7+6.5$$

Add $10.26$ and $2.7$ to get $12.96$.

$$27.81=12.96+6.5$$

Add $12.96$ and $6.5$ to get $19.46$.

$$27.81=19.46$$

Compare $27.81$ and $19.46$.

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