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| Identity property of multiplication |
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| States that the product of any number and one is that number |
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| Distributive property of multiplication |
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| States that multiplying a sum by a number is the same as multiplying each addend by the number and then adding the products |
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| Associative property of multiplication |
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| States that when the grouping of factors is changed the product remains the same |
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| Zero property of multiplication |
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| States that the product of zero and any other number is always zero |
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| Commutative property of multiplication |
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| States that you multiply two factors in any order and get the same product (also known as the order property) |
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| a symbol or a letter that stands for an unknown number |
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| this an organized list that shows all possible outcomes of an even |
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| The result of joining two or more things. (The number of choices of first item x number of choices of next term = the number of possible combinations) |
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| This is a group of objects in rows and columns |
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| Multiplying is combining equal groups to find out how many there are in all, and the multiples of a number are any of the factors that can be multiplied together to get that number as a product |
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| Identity property of multiplication |
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| Distributive property of multiplication |
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6x7=6x(5+2)
6x7=(6x5)+(6x2)
6x7=30+12
6x7=42 |
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| Associative property of multiplication |
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4x3x2= 4x3x2=
4x(3x2)= (4x2)x3=
4x6=24 8x3=24 |
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| Zero property of multiplication |
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0x9=0 3x0=0 5x0=0
7x0=0 12x0=0 2x0=0 |
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| Commutative property of multiplication |
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12x3=36 and 3x12=36
so, 12x3=3x12 |
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a x 8=24
a=3 because 3x8=24 |
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2 types of shirts x 2 colors of pants = 4
possible combinations because 2x2=4 |
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2 rows of 4 means 2x4=8 |
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| 1,2,3,4, and 6, are all multiples of the number 12, because 1x12=12 2x6=12 3x4=12 |
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