Posted by sara on Tuesday, April 5, 2011 at 12:14am.
A + B ==> AB synthesis
AB + CD ==> AC + BD double replacement
AB ==> A + B decomposition (the reverse of synthesis)
etc.
There must be something fundamental going on here. Perhaps I can help if you can be specific about your understanding of this concept.
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