what property is this?
(3z)xy=3(zx)y
is it a communative property of addition?
if not what is it? thank you
Its accociative property of multiplication
Which property is illustrated by 45 + 19 = 19 + 45
^ dude you realize that no tutor is going to answer that right? ^
Is that so?
answer is communicative property of addition for 45 + 19 = 19 + 45
seems like someone answered it to me :|
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To determine the property being illustrated in the equation (3z)xy = 3(zx)y, we need to consider the mathematical operations involved and analyze the arrangement of the terms.
In this equation, we have the multiplication operation represented by the '()' brackets and the multiplication symbol 'x'. The terms involved are (3z), xy, 3, (zx), and y.
To identify the property, let's examine the equation more closely:
(3z)xy = 3(zx)y
If we carefully observe both sides of the equation, we can see that the terms (3z) and (zx) simply represent the same quantity since multiplication is commutative. Therefore, we can rearrange the terms without changing the value:
(3z)xy = 3(zx)y
Or, reordering the terms:
3z * xy = 3 * zx * y
Now, we can see that the equation is demonstrating the commutative property of multiplication. The commutative property of multiplication states that the order in which numbers are multiplied does not affect the product.
Hence, the property being illustrated in the equation (3z)xy = 3(zx)y is the commutative property of multiplication, not the commutative property of addition.