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OpenStudy (noahbred):

What is the correct reason for statement 5? Prove: k + 4 + 6(1 + k) = 11k + 10 Statements Reasons 1. k + 4 + 6(1 + k) 1. Given 2. k + 4 + (6+ 6k) 2. Distributive Property 3. k + (4 + 6) + 6k 3. Associative Property 4. k + 10 + 6k 4. Addition 5. k + 6k + 10 5. 6. 7k + 10 6. Addition A. Multiplication B. Commutative Property C. Associative Property D. Addition

OpenStudy (noahbred):

@lightn1ng

OpenStudy (anonymous):

At least give it a go, we've helped you with one of these before.

OpenStudy (lightn1ng):

Yeah

OpenStudy (lightn1ng):

Also about the last one

OpenStudy (lightn1ng):

The correct term is "The associative property of multiplication"

OpenStudy (lightn1ng):

So it could be both to be honest

OpenStudy (lightn1ng):

Ask your teacher about that one

OpenStudy (lightn1ng):

THIS one however

OpenStudy (lightn1ng):

give it a try. If you REALLY don't know, ill explain it

OpenStudy (noahbred):

umm is it multipulcation because dont you need to multiply the letters like k?

OpenStudy (lightn1ng):

Look specifically at the change from step 4 to step 5

OpenStudy (lightn1ng):

What happens to the equation???

OpenStudy (anonymous):

What have they done to change This: k + 10 + 6k To this: k + 6k + 10

OpenStudy (noahbred):

ohh its addition or communtive

OpenStudy (lightn1ng):

They have switched. SOO what property do you think it is?

OpenStudy (noahbred):

addition?

OpenStudy (lightn1ng):

it's commutative. In the commutative property order does NOT matter. You see how they switched the order from... 10 + 6k TO 6k + 10?

OpenStudy (lightn1ng):

Well I hope I helped. Ask your teacher or a friend about the last one k?

OpenStudy (lightn1ng):

gn!

OpenStudy (noahbred):

ok hahaha

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