The associative property states that we can regroup the terms of an expression and obtain the same result.
We have then:

The expression that complies with this property is given by:

Answer:
An equation that shows an example of the associative property of addition is:
a. (- 4 + i) + 4i = -4 + (i + 4i)
Answer:
-3
Step-by-step explanation:
-9+6
=6-9
=-3
Find the change between the first two sets:
12-9 = 3
14.4 - 10.8 = 3.6
3.6/3 = 1.2
Now find the change between the last two sets:
12 - -3 = 15
14.4 - 3.6 = 10.8
10.8/15 = 0.72
1.2 does not equal 0.72 so the answer is No
Answer:
uhh if I did the math right i think it was 300
Answer:
Infinity
Step-by-step explanation:
Since
for all real numbers x, this property is also true for x=1, which tells us that

On the other hand, note that for all real numbers x, it holds that
Therefore, if

we have tat
The last reasoning tells us that the property
holds for all real numbers x if an only if 
Therefore, we can choose arbitrary constants a and b as long as

We can choose a and b such that both positive, both negative or one of the two constants is equal two zero. In the first two cases
can get as big as we want, depending on the constants, and we are done.