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This document contains a math worksheet on the distributive property. It includes examples of applying the distributive property to algebraic expressions by rewriting them. Students are asked to simplify expressions using the distributive property and show their work. The document also reviews that the distributive property involves multiplying each term within a grouping by the number outside the grouping.
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