Mathematics, 10.09.2021 02:40, salihanegawo

The expression a[b+(c−d)] is equivalent to:

A. ab+ac−ad

B. ab+ac+ad

C. ab+ac−d

D. ab+c+d

E. ab+c−d

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The expression a[b+(c−d)] is equivalent to:

A. ab+ac−ad

B. ab+ac+ad
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