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3 years ago

Why would you use the associative property of multiplication to sole (104)2 how would you regroup the factors?

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sleet_krkn [62]3 years ago

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Click this picture to see what associative property is
this is a definition it'll help you understand a little bit better

EXAMPLE OR ANSWER:
(4*2)*10 or (10*2)*4 these are some factors I guess

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