Mathematics, 19.08.2019 22:30 klu65

Use properties to evaluate the expression? (2•9)•4
a. 72
b. 54
c. 38
d. 15

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Use properties to evaluate the expression? (2•9)•4
a. 72
b. 54
c. 38
d. 15...