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Petrol filled in tank on Monday = 40 liters
                                                    Petrol filled in tank on Tuesday = 50 liters
               Driver spend money on petrol for Monday and Tuesday = 44 × 40 + 44 × 50
                                                                                      = 44 × (40+50)
                                                                                      = 44 × 90
                                                                                      = Rs. 3960
                                                    Thus, a taxi driver spent Rs. 3960 on petrol.
                     This is the principle of distributive property of multiplication over addition.

                              Eg.2)  The school canteen charges Rs. 20 for lunch and Rs. 4 for milk for
                              each day. How much money do you spend in 5 days on these things?

                                     Answer:
                                                   Cost of (lunch + milk) for one day = Rs (20 + 4)
                                                   Cost for 5 days       = 5 × (20 + 4) = Rs. (5 × 24)
                                                                                        = Rs 120.
                     This is the principle of distributive property of multiplication over addition.

              Patterns in whole numbers
                       We can arrange every number in some elementary shapes made up of dots.
                       The shapes we will consider as 1) a line 2) a rectangle 3) a square 4) a triangle.

                            Every number can be arranged as a line


                                   The number 2 is shown as:

                                   The number 3 is shown as:

                            Some numbers can be shown also as rectangles.


                     The number 6 can be shown as a rectangle ( 2 rows ×  3 columns):

                            Some numbers can be shown also as squares.



              The number 4 can be shown as a square (2 rows × 2 columns):











              The number 9 can be shown as a square (3 rows × 3 columns):


                                    Some numbers can be shown as triangles..




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