So if you list out the double of numbers starting from 1 (1+1=2, 2+2=4) you can sum up every single number out there
1+16= 17
What if we wanted to do, something complicated like 17x25?
Double the 2nd number. So 25+25=50, 50+50=100, and so on
Circle the…
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I love that Tumblr is learning the distribution property. This is just 25(1 + 16) = 25*1 + 25*16
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