Question

The following is an example of what property?

5=x+5
A. Multiplicative Property of Zero
B. Multiplicative Inverse Property
C. Additive Inverse Property
D. Additive Identity Property
E. Multiplicative Inverse Property
F. Commutative Property of Zero
G. Associative Property of Zero

Answer 1

This is known as an Addition Identity Property.

It's a rule that states that if you add zero to a number, you would get the same same number as the answer.

Example: 10 + 0 = 10

So the answer is D.

Answer 2

If you solve it, you get x=0. That means you are adding zero, so you are dealing with the additive identity property.