K + L + M equals L + M + K what property does this demonstrate

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Kasey Murray

Mathematics

10 November, 23:18

K + L + M equals L + M + K what property does this demonstrate

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Jayden Rose · Answer 1

This demonstrates the commutative property because the commutative property is a property where you can switch up the numbers all you want and still get the same answer. This only works with addition and multiplication.

Wesley Frost · Answer 2

K + L + M equals L + M + K demonstrates the commutative property, because you can "flip - flop" the numbers around in that property.