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Let me just write the property

This is the same property.

Property b) is trivial.

Well, just use this property.

So this has that same property.

So we can just use the general property.

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I'm going to show you my other favorite feature.

We'll talk about metallic character and electronegativity.

So let's use this property right here.

Makes you feel good about using this property.

So this property tells us This is the same thing as

So, the laws of physics have this special property.

That's the other property we've been using.

Distributive property that was an amateur mistake.

Well, we could use the property we just learned.

One feature is the tradition of religious dualism

Okay, that's the first feature of consciousness.

Now ideas have this amazing property.

But let's just apply this property right over here.

So log So this is We just used our property.

This little property that I presented to you.

It's pretty much the same one.

What could this trait be for?

Well, once again, we can just use this property.

And the Indus script now has this particular property.

So matrix products do exhibit the distributive property, at

So the super interesting, fascinating property of an ellipse.

This is an essential property in electrical wiring systems.

On the other hand, property b) is not.

And let's use our newly learned exponent properties in actually just simplify fractions.

So that's the property, or the algebra that we're using.

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Vegas Video 1.0 had this in 2000.

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It's a marvelous adaptation.

Hopefully this gives you a sense of why this property holds.

Now, you might say, how do I apply the property over here?

So I'll tell you the property here, and I'll show you why it makes sense.

And we also know the other exponent property, or the other exponent rule.

And this, I think, is really the future for heart surgeons.

We know that matrix vector products exhibit the distributive property.