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which of the following illustrates the commutative property for multiplication,A: 1•m=m or 3•m•6=3•6•m
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which of the following illustrates the commutative property for multiplication,A: 1•m=m or 3•m•6=3•6•m

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The first one is reflexive, which states that anything equals itself.

The second is the commutative property for multiplication, as it states that it doesn't matter what order you multiply the numbers in, the product remains the same :)
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