Which property justifies the statement below? a(2b+c)=a(c+2b) a. commutative property of addition b. commutative property of multiplication c. associative property of addition d. distributive property

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Binderbound asked Sep 10, 2022

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Which property justifies the statement below?

a(2b+c)=a(c+2b)

a. commutative property of addition
b. commutative property of multiplication
c. associative property of addition
d. distributive property

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The answer is B

Explanation:

It is B because in the parenthesis all the numbers do is switch around.

Dasaru answered Sep 16, 2022

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