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Quick Answer: 36 + 10h
Long explanation below
Alright, as we can see in the question, it's asking you to use the commutative property (of addition, 'cause that's the operation being used).
We know that this property states that you can move terms around in an addition problem and still get the same result.

So since there are only two terms in the expression given, you can just switch the terms around, giving you..
36 + 10h.

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