If x/5 = 10, then 5 (x/5) = 5(10) this is an example of which property below? a. reflexive property b. commutative property for addition c. addition property of equality d. transitive property of equality

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If x/5 = 10, then 5 (x/5) = 5(10)

this is an example of which property below?
a. reflexive property
b. commutative property for addition
c. addition property of equality
d. transitive property of equality
e. multiplication property of equality

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Explanation:

Each side is multiplied by 5.

It is the multiplication property of equality.

Ratnesh answered Sep 21, 2020

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