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Example 2: Fill in the blanks with suitable numbers to make the statements correct.
(i) 
7×(-2+3)=7×(-2)+7×3
(ii) 
3×(-4+2)=3×2+3×2
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Example 22: Fill in the blanks with suitable numbers to make the statements correct.\newline(i) 7×(2+3)=7×(2)+7×3 7 \times(-2+3)=7 \times(-2)+7 \times 3 \newline(ii) 3×(4+2)=3×2+3×2 3 \times(-4+2)=3 \times 2+3 \times 2 \newlineSolutions:

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Q. Example 22: Fill in the blanks with suitable numbers to make the statements correct.\newline(i) 7×(2+3)=7×(2)+7×3 7 \times(-2+3)=7 \times(-2)+7 \times 3 \newline(ii) 3×(4+2)=3×2+3×2 3 \times(-4+2)=3 \times 2+3 \times 2 \newlineSolutions:
  1. Apply Distributive Property: For (i) use the distributive property of multiplication over addition: 7×(2+3)7\times(-2+3) should equal 7×(2)+7×37\times(-2)+7\times3. Calculate each side to check if they are equal.
  2. Use Distributive Property Again: For (ii) use the distributive property again: 3×(4+2)3\times(-4+2) should equal 3×(4)+3×23\times(-4)+3\times2. Calculate each side to check if they are equal.

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