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Choose the axiom that allows b(7) to be written 7b

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we know that

commutative property of multiplication:

We can multiply factors in any orders and the product will be remained same

For example:


2*3=3*2=6

Similarly , we have

b(7)

we can write it as


b(7)=(7)b


b(7)=7b

so,

commutative axiom allows that...........Answer

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