The "Property<span> of </span>Zero" of Multiplication <span>shows that the product of </span>zero<span> and any number is </span>zero<span>.
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Here is one example:
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5 x 0 = 0 .
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{"Five times zero equals zero."}.
{"Five multiplied by zero equals zero".}.
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Hey there!
We may ask. What exactly is a term anyways.
Well, a term is a single number, a variable, or a number and a variable that would have to be multiply together. This is what a term would be.
Therefore, as we look above, we see the following equation.
9a+4b-18
18 is a term
4b is a term
9a is a term
This whole thing, would be called an expression, as this is expression something. Perhaps the amount of students who ate ice-cream at a football game, or something similar.
I hope you found this helpful! :)
The answer is A the first choice
