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Alona [7]
3 years ago
11

5(3x+4)=15x+20 Is this associative,commutative,identity,Or a distributive property?

Mathematics
1 answer:
svetlana [45]3 years ago
4 0

\bold{Hey\ there!} \\ \bold{\ Assoviative \ property\ looks\ looks\ like\ this:(2+3)+4;2+(3+4)}\\ \bold{\ Commutative\ property\ looks\ like\ this:b+c;c+b} \\ \bold{\ Distributive\ property\ looks\ like\ this:a(b+c);a(b)+a(c)}\\ \bold{5(3x+4)=15x+20}\\ \\ \bold{5(3x))=15x} \\ \bold{5(4)=20} \\ \\ \bold{Answer:distributive\ property}\checkmark

\bold{Reason:\ because\ it\ almost\ similar\ to\ the\ example\ shown\ above\ as\ to\ how\ solve\ it!} \\ \bold{Good\ luck\ on\ your\ assignment\ \& \ enjoy\ your\ day!} \\\frak{LoveYourselfFirst:)}

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