Which example shows the Identity Property of Multiplication? 26 +0= 26 26•0=0 26•1= 26 26-26 = 0

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Which example shows the Identity Property of Multiplication?

26 +0= 26
26•0=0
26•1= 26
26-26 = 0

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Answer:

It’s 26

Explanation:

26 is used in each equation resulting in either 26 or 0

Gianlucaparadise answered Mar 11, 2021

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Answer:

26 times 1

Explanation:

because its multiply

Gamov answered Mar 14, 2021

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