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1 year ago

What is the product 3kk1

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lianna [129]1 year ago

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According to the identity property, the product of 3k x 1 = 3k.

Identity property:

The identity property of multiplication defined that that we multiply 1 by any number, the product is the number itself.

The standard form of the identity property is written as.

a x 1 = 1 x a = a

Where the value of a must be greater than zero.

If the value of a is zero then the resulting value is 0.

Given,

Here we need to find the product of 3k x 1.

The general form of the identity property is written as,

=> a x 1 = a

So, if we multiply anything with 1, then it will gives the same.

So, the product of

=>3k x 1 = 3k.

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