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tion and multiplication. Another important and useful property is the distributive property. See the Tips for Combining Like Terms. Tips for Combining Like Terms Distributive Property of Multiplication The distributive property of multiplication tells you how to multiply the terms inside a parentheses by the term outside the parentheses.
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