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You can multiply 20×2.53 by taking apart 2.53, multiplying each part by 20, and then adding the products. Which equation shows this method?

You can multiply 20×2.53 by taking apart 2.53, multiplying each part by 20, and then adding the products. Which equation shows this method?
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You can multiply 20×2.53 by taking apart 2.53, multiplying each part by 20, and then adding the products. Which equation shows this method?

You can multiply 20×2.53 by taking apart 2.53, multiplying each part by 20, and then-example-1
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d

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User Alan Shortis
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D. is the correct answer.

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