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there is the asscocitive property,communitave property and the i don't know property

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Q: 3 properties of addition and their meanings?
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What are the different properties of addition give example for each property?

properties of addition with example


What are the three properties for addition?

the three basic properties in addition are associative, indentity,and commutative.


Properties in math?

the distributed property,commmutative properties of addition and multiplication,Associative properties of addition and multiplication,additive identity, multiplicative identity.


What is the definition of properties of addition?

Properties of addition may be defined as the mathematical rules that are obeyed by the binary operation of addition, defined over some set.


What is the three property of addition?

I think you mean, what are the 3 properties of addition? Well, addition, like everything else, has infinitely many properties. But I am guessing you mean the 3 properties of addition that are described in the axioms of algebra. Namely, 1. The commutative law. This says that you can add 2 numbers in either order and get the same answer. In symbols, x+y equals y+x. 2. The associative law. This says that if you add 3 numbers, you can group them either way without changing the answer. In symbols, (x+y)+z equals x+(y+z) 3. The distributive law of addition over multiplication. I will not try to describe this in words, which would be long and confusing. It is most clearly described in symbols: x*(y+z) equals x*y + x*z * * * * * An excellent attempt at answering a flawed question. There are only two properties of addition, so trying to describe 3 is not really possible. The third one, above, is a property of multiplication over addition - not of the operation of addition.