What property is illustrated by the statement 1×y=y? a. multiplicative identy b. commutative c. associative property of multipilication d. multiplicative property of zero

This has nothing to do with zero. It is not mentioned at all. If y = 0 then D would apply, but no such restriction is present. The answer is not D

There has to be 3 numbers multiplied together to use the associative properties of multiplication as in (2 * 3) * 5 = 2 * (3 * 5) . The order that we multiply does not matter.

The commutative property could be true, and it is you second best answer (believe it or not) but, 1 * y = y * 1 is kind of trivial. So don't pick B until we find out about A

This often shows up 1 * x is the same thing as x. This is called the multiplicative identity.

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The appropriate choice is ...

... A. MULTIPLICATIVE IDENTY

y retains its identity when it is multiplied by 1. (It becomes something else when multiplied by anything other than 1.)

the equivalent expression are always the hardest ones but you look at the gcf also

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i used the pitagoras theoreme