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Monica [59]
3 years ago
8

Sophia Played for 18 minutes and 26 minutes last week should play the piano for 40 minutes last week use the associative propert

y to find the total number of minutes they played
Mathematics
1 answer:
ZanzabumX [31]3 years ago
8 0

Answer

Find out the total number of minutes they played using associative property.

To proof

Associative property of addition

This property states that

a + ( b + c) = ( a +b) +c

Where a, b, c are the any numbers.

As given

Sophia Played for 18 minutes and 26 minutes last week should play the piano for 40 minutes last week

let

a =  18 minutes , b =  26 minutes , c =  40 minutes

Total number of minutes sophia played = a + ( b + c) = ( a +b) +c

put the value of a, b,c

Total number of minutes sophia played =18+(26 +40) = (18 +26) + 40

                                                                  = 18 +66 = 44 + 40

                                                                  = 84 = 84

satisfy the associative property

Therefore the total number of minutes sophia played be 84 mintues.

Hence proved






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