If M and A represent integers, M+A=A+M is an example of which property?

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If M and A represent integers, M+A=A+M is an example of which property?

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Answer:

commutative

Explanation:

if we change the order of addends, the result doesn’t change

Howard Rudd answered Jan 23, 2023

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Answer: Commutative property

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Dgassaway answered Jan 23, 2023

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