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Which property is demonstrated 17/3*3/17=1
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Which property is demonstrated
17/3*3/17=1
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When you multiply 17/3 by 3/17, the numbers cancel out. You are left with:
1/1 x 1/1, so the answer is 1.
The Reciprocal Property or Multiplication Inverse property.
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