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(3 + x) + y = (x + 3) + y is an example of the commutative property?
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yeah
actually no,
the order isn't being switched completely
the y is in the same place as before
well the commutative property is still being used
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yeah, somwhat but not completely
the point of communitive property is to completley change the order of the equation so it would look totally different from the previous,
No, the commutative property can be used on pieces of an expression. You don't have to change the entire expression.
i guess ur right. i'm doin flvs and i got more to learn i guess. u probably just helped me from looking stupid in the near fututre
no, you're not looking stupid at all since you're engaged with learning in an interactive fashion.
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