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If x=10, what algebraic property does 5x=5×10 represent? a) multiplicative identity b) multiplicative inverse c) multiplication property of equality d) associative property of multiplication* I picked
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If x=10, what algebraic property does 5x=5×10 represent?

a) multiplicative identity
b) multiplicative inverse
c) multiplication property of equality
d) associative property of multiplication*
I picked d. Is this correct?

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No, C would be the correct choice. It is the same on both sides once you add the 10 to the first one. In associative property, it states you can add or multiply no matter how the numbers are grouped. 
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