Are you under the impression that atomizing your opponents statements and making a comment about each part individually without addressing the actual point (how those facts fit together) is a good debate tactic? Because it seems like all you’ve done is confuse yourself about what I was saying and make arguments that don’t address it. Never mind that some of those micro-rebuttals aren’t even correct.
and without a(b+c)=(ab+ac), now solve (ab+ac)
It’s a LAW of Maths actually, The Distributive Law.
It’s not “Multiplying”, it’s Distributing, a(b+c)=(ab+ac)
No it isn’t. To get 36 you have disobeyed The Distributive Law, thus it is a wrong answer
people like you try to gaslight others that there’s no such thing as The Distributive Law
Are you under the impression that atomizing your opponents statements and making a comment about each part individually without addressing the actual point (how those facts fit together) is a good debate tactic? Because it seems like all you’ve done is confuse yourself about what I was saying and make arguments that don’t address it. Never mind that some of those micro-rebuttals aren’t even correct.
I did address the actual point - see Maths textbooks
I’m not confused at all. I’m the one who knows the difference between Distribution and Multiplication.
You lied about there being no such thing as “the Distribution step” (Brackets), proven wrong by the textbooks
Textbooks talking about The Distributive Law totally addresses your lie that no such step exists.
You think Maths textbooks aren’t correct?? 😂