Applying this property is the opposite of factoring out common factors.
For any functions circle and star, this property states that a circle quantity b star c equals quantity a circle b star quantity a circle c. This property is often used when one quantity does not have like terms. Applying this property is the opposite of factoring out common factors. For 10 points, give this property that says that three times quantity two x plus one equals six x plus three.
For any functions circle and star, this property states that a circle quantity b star c equals quantity a circle b star quantity a circle
{distributive} property [or {distribution}]