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Which property justifies the statement (2x+y^2)z^3=(yz62+2x)z^3 a: associative b: distributive c: inverse d: identity e: commutative

Which property justifies the statement (2x+y^2)z^3=(yz62+2x)z^3 a: associative b: distributive c: inverse d: identity e: commutative
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Which property justifies the statement (2x+y^2)z^3=(yz62+2x)z^3

a: associative
b: distributive
c: inverse
d: identity
e: commutative

User Anil Vishnoi
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C
the Associative property states that no matter how you use your parenthesis the answer will be the same
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