Answer:
B. Step 2 uses the associative property, and step 3 uses the commutative property.
Step-by-step explanation:
The associative property lets you group terms for addition any way you like. It appears that in Step 2, the grouping is ...
4 + (1/6 + 3) + 5/6
The commutative property lets you change the order of any pair of terms involved in addition. It appears that in Step 3, the order of the terms within the group has been swapped.
4 + (3 + 1/6) + 5/6
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<em>Comment on associative and commutative properties</em>
What applies to terms in addition applies to factors in multiplication.
I just took the quiz, the answer is A: Critical values=0.312; there is sufficient evidence to support a claim of a linear correlation between before-and-after weights.
Answer:
substitute 8 into x =(8-2)2
(6)2=12
Answer:
both these equations are the examples of associative property.
#1 is the example of associative property with respect to multiplication.
#2 is the example of associative property with respect to addition.
