Question

which property is represented?
0+45=45

Answer 1

This is the additive identity property

Answer 2

huh? never heard of it. i'm tired wish i didn't have homework. you sure?

Answer 3

are you given a list of choices?

Answer 4

nope. that would be a lot easier

Answer 5

yes I'm sure, but your book may call it something else

Answer 6

oh. well i don't want to get it wrong

Answer 7

The additive identity property states that


0 + x = x


Where x is any number

Answer 8

and 0 is known as the additive identity

Answer 9

basically, adding zero to a number does not change that number

Answer 10

oh you are really smart I don't like math

Answer 11

well I'm sure with more practice you'll get good at it too

Answer 12

people say I am I just get distracted really easy. most of the time I don't ask so many questions

Answer 13

the most important thing to remember is that you just need to get things translated into terms you can understand

Answer 14

learning math is like learning a new language

Answer 15

Yep. while we are talking about it is it somthing like the equivilant property or somthing for this question
(r+s)+t=r+(s+t)

Answer 16

(r+s)+t=r+(s+t) is using the idea that parenthesis can be shifted around when adding (ie you can add numbers in any order and it doesn't matter)


This is known as the associative property of addition

Answer 17

Oh yeah!!!!! I remember now!

Answer 18

awesome

Answer 19

I got confused with this last year too

Answer 20

i guess you can think of parenthesis "associating" (ie pairing/grouping them) the terms r and s on the left side

then associating s and t on the right side

Answer 21

this is associative too isn't it
84+3=3+84
+=times

Answer 22

this is the commutative property of multiplication

Answer 23

btw use * to mean multiplication

Answer 24

ok I couldn't find it I knew that somtimes I have blonde moments

Answer 25

shift + 8 or the * key on the numlock pad

Answer 26

Yep. thanks I may have another question so stay online :)

Answer 27

ok