Question
Simplify:
$(-9) \times 6 + (-9) \times 4$
$(-9) \times 6 + (-9) \times 4$
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Answer
$(-9) \times 6 + (-9) \times 4$
$= (-54) + (-36)$
$= -54 - 36$
$= -90$
$= (-54) + (-36)$
$= -54 - 36$
$= -90$
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