By L. Mirsky
ISBN-10: 0198531168
ISBN-13: 9780198531166
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Sometimes it is helpful to look ahead to the property itself (in this case, the associative property of addition) to see what it is that is being justified. same thing happens. We call this fact about addition the associative property of addition, and we write it in symbols as follows. Associative Property of Addition If a, b, and c represent any three numbers, then (a ϩ b) ϩ c ϭ a ϩ (b ϩ c) In words: Changing the grouping of three numbers in a sum doesn’t change the result. Answer 5. a. 9 ϩ 7 b.
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