jenna’s method: mia’s method:
5(30 + 4) 5(30 + 4)
(5)(30) + (5)(4) 5(34) = 170
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Mathematics, 15.10.2019 22:30 ayandjay01
jenna’s method: mia’s method:
5(30 + 4) 5(30 + 4)
(5)(30) + (5)(4) 5(34) = 170
150 + 20 = 170
explain why both jenna and mia arrived at the same answer and the advantage of one method over the other.
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