Question

Which expression results from applying the Identity Property of Multiplication to 5u+5v+8v +v +10 to get an equivalent expression?

Answer 1

what a weird question.

Answer 2

Hmmm

Answer 3

80 approaches. What do do when everybody is a superguru?

Answer 4

it is clear that
\[5u+5v+8v +v +10=5u+14v+10\] but i would say that it is a result of the distributive law, not of the identity property of multiplication

Answer 5

Make an algebraist of u yet...

Answer 6

i was going to retire at 1000 medals, but amistre's example kept me going.

Answer 7

i long for the days when i was a humble master

Answer 8

could you explain what here has to do with the identity property of multiplication? surely not writing
\[v=1\times v\] and then adding?

Answer 9

Ok i need The correct Answer iknow how to do this i just need the answer please!!!

Answer 10

Multiplicative Property.

Answer 11

it says "which expression"

Answer 12

five u plus five v plus nine v plus ten

five u plus v times the quantity five plus eight end quantity plus v plus ten

five times the quantity u plus v end quantity plus eight v plus v plus ten

five u plus thirteen v plus v plus ten


These are the choices

Answer 13

not "what property"

Answer 14

Yours is the multiplicative property.

Answer 15

first one

Answer 16

ok Thanks

Answer 17

what a dumb quesion!

Answer 18

:-)

Answer 19

Collecting like terms is indeed based on the distributive property of the field.

2x + 2x = (2 + 2)x = 4x

Answer 20

Don't u start:-)

Answer 21

right. distributive law. but look at the question!

Answer 22

I dont really get the question either sorry.

Answer 23

must be some education major wants you to write
\[5u+5v+8v+1\times v+10\] and then say wow look,
\[8+1=9\] that is the only thing i can figure out

Answer 24

maybe

Answer 25

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Answer 26

of course i could be wrong, but if you read the question i cannot figure out a different answer

Answer 27

i have no account. i am a no account.

Answer 28

What

Answer 29

The identity property of multiplication, also called the multiplication property of one says that a number does not change when that number is multiplied by 1.

Answer 30

Drum roll....

Answer 31

There are additive and multiplicative identities.

Additive identity is 0
x + 0 = x
Multiplicative identity is 1
x1 = x

Answer 32

What would we do without 0 and 1?

There would be nowhere for all the analysts to go hang out.