Answer : A
Example: 5 × 8 = 40
A. 8 × 5 = 40
the commutative property of multiplication allows us to multiply the numbers in any order without changing the product. In example we have 5 * 8 . When we change the order it becomes 8 * 5. So here applies commutative property of multiplication.
B. 10 × 4 = 40
the commutative property of multiplication allows us to multiply the numbers in any order without changing the product. In example we have 5 * 8 . When we change the order it becomes 8 * 5. So here it does not applies commutative property of multiplication.
C. 20 × 2 = 40
the commutative property of multiplication allows us to multiply the numbers in any order without changing the product. In example we have 5 * 8 . When we change the order it becomes 8 * 5. So here it does not applies commutative property of multiplication.
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Mixed numbers between 0 and 2...with interval of 1/3...
1 1/3 , 1 2/3
Let the two number is a and b
so,
product =ab=20
sum of square=
Then,
•••••••••(equation I)
Now,
••••••••(equation II)
Now,combine the equation I and equation II
we,get
Then,
put the value of a in equation II.
we get that,
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