Which property is demonstrated by: ax+bx=X(a+b) 1 ) Associative 2)Commutative 3)Distributive 4)Additive Identity

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Which property is demonstrated by: ax+bx=X(a+b)

1 ) Associative
2)Commutative
3)Distributive
4)Additive Identity

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Distributive. X can be distribute to both a and b.

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