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A fraction represents a part of a whole or, more generally, any number of equal parts.
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The distributive property is a property used in Algebra where a number, when multiplied with a group of numbers, can be distributed to each number of the group and multiplied. Let’s look at the formula and examples for further explanations.
Distributive Property Formula –
a × (b + c) = a × b + a × c
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commutative property explains that order of terms doesn’t matters, result will be same. That is, suppose two numbers <nobr>A</nobr><amp-mathml data-formula="\[A\]" inline="" layout="container"></amp-mathml> and <nobr>B</nobr><amp-mathml data-formula="\[B\]" inline="" layout="container"></amp-mathml> on addition gives a sum <nobr>C</nobr><amp-mathml data-formula="\[C\]" inline="" layout="container"></amp-mathml>, then:
A + B = B + A = C
For example, 4+ 3 = 3 + 4 = 7 <nobr></nobr>here, whether <nobr>3</nobr><amp-mathml data-formula="\[3\]" inline="" layout="container"></amp-mathml> come before or after the plus sign, the sum of <nobr>4</nobr><amp-mathml data-formula="\[4\]" inline="" layout="container"></amp-mathml> and <nobr>3</nobr><amp-mathml data-formula="\[3\]" inline="" layout="container"></amp-mathml> will be always <nobr>7</nobr><amp-mathml data-formula="\[7\]" inline="" layout="container"></amp-mathml> irrespective of their order.
Commutative law is applicable to multiplication also i.e. the multiplication properties of commutative law. For example, 2 × 3 = 6 = 3 × 2 <nobr></nobr>
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