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3 years ago

Show an example of commutative property of addition

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For example, if we use 5+3=8.
If you change it to 3+5, it still equals 8.
Therefore, 3+5=5+3 because at the end, they both have equal value aka both end up with 8 using the same numbers. (goes by the rule a+b=b+a)

makkiz [27]3 years ago

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An example of the commutative property of addition is 1+3=3+1

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