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Nelson thinks the equation 10 x 1/10=1 show multiplication identity property. Is he correct?

Nelson thinks the equation 10 x 1/10=1 show multiplication identity property. Is he correct?
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Nelson thinks the equation 10 x 1/10=1 show multiplication identity property. Is he correct?

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he is correct because the equation would be 10/1 X 1/10 so it would multiply to 10/10 when simplifies it would be 10
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