Answer:
none of them.
Explanation:
The substitution property of equality explains that one value can replace another value in an expression or equation and the value will remain the same.
In other words if x + y = 7 and y = 5. Then I can rewrite the first statement as x + 5 = 7.
which can be solved to get x = 2. I just used the substitution property.
The first choice is the multiplicative identity property. Multiplying an expression by 1 gives the same result.
The second and third choices are wrong since 13 is not equal to 14 and neither is 13 equal to 6
The fourth choice is the additive identity property since adding zero to an expression gives the same result.
Good Luck!