Write the mathematical expression for the following:
$28$ multiplied by the sum of $63$ and $75$

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Solution

$\Rightarrow$ The sum of $63$ and $75$ $= 63 + 75$
$∴$ $28$ multiplied by the sum of ' $63$ ‘ and ' $75$ ' $= 28 \times (63 + 75)$
(Here, insertion of the bracket is a very crucial step because, if we do not put bracket i.e. if we write ' $28 \times 63 + 75$ ‘ then we would multiply ’ $28$ ‘ by ’ $63$ ‘ and add ’ $75$ ' to it. This would give us the wrong answer.)

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