=> any combination of numbers were formed or grouped when adding. The associative property of addition was applied.
=> the sum of two terms (addend) are multiplied by by a number separately (I.e., a(b + c) = a(b) + a(c) = ab + ac). The property applied is distributive property.
=> the numbers were grouped in any combination to arrive at same result when multiplying. Associative property of multiplication was applied.
=> the numbers where ordered in any manner to arrive at same result when multiplying. Cummutative property of multiplication was applied.
=> the order in which the nnumbers in the were arranged doesn't matter, as same result is arrive at. This is Cummutative property of addition.
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