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"If x = y, then y = x" is an example of which algebraic property of equality?
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"If x = y, then y = x" is an example of which algebraic property of equality?

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commutative property

Explanation:

the commutative property states that the order of equation doesn't matter. therefore, switching x and y in the problem is the commutative property

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