Properties of Mathematics Pamphlet

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Properties of Mathematics Pamphlet Oct. 12, 2017

Name of the Property In words:

Multiplicative Property of Zero In words: Any number multiplied by zero is zero.

Multiplicative Property of Zero In words: Any number multiplied by zero is zero.

Identity Property of Multiplication In words: Any number multiplied by one is equal to itself.

Identity Property of Multiplication In words: Any number multiplied by one is equal to itself.

Identity Property of Addition In words: Any number plus zero is equal to itself.

Identity Property of Addition In words: Any number plus zero is equal to itself.

Commutative Property of Addition In words: If you change the order of the numbers you are adding, the answer is the same.

Commutative Property of Addition In words: If you change the order of the numbers you are adding, the answer is the same.

Commutative Property of Multiplication In words: If you change the order of the numbers you are multiplying, the answer is the same.

Commutative Property of Multiplication In words: If you change the order of the numbers you are multiplying, the answer is the same.

Associative Property of Addition In words: If you change the location of the parenthesis in an addition problem, the answer is the same.

Associative Property of Addition In words: If you change the location of the parenthesis in an addition problem, the answer is the same.

Associative Property of Multiplication In words: If you change the location of the parenthesis in a multiplication problem, the answer is the same.

Associative Property of Multiplication In words: If you change the location of the parenthesis in a multiplication problem, the answer is the same.

Test Yourself Which property is demonstrated by the following statement?

Test Yourself Which property is demonstrated by the following statement?

Test Yourself Which property is demonstrated by the following statement?

Test Yourself Which property is demonstrated by the following statement?

Test Yourself Which property is demonstrated by the following statement?

Test Yourself Which property is demonstrated by the following statement?

Test Yourself Which property is demonstrated by the following statement?