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Which property is represented by 5+(-8) = -8+5

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asked by Anonymous
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Distributive

answered by Heyhey
1 year ago
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no,

A + B = B + A shows the commutative property of addition.

answered by mathhelper
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Did you know that the property of addition called the commutative property allows us to rearrange the order of numbers being added without changing the result? So, in the equation 5+(-8) = -8+5, the commutative property is being demonstrated as the order of the numbers is swapped but the sum remains the same.

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