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    Example 2: Solution:: Find We Have

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    This document discusses solving mathematical expressions using properties like commutativity and associativity. It provides two examples of solving expressions step-by-step using these properties to group terms. The examples show that rearranging terms using commutativity and associativity makes the calculations easier. It also briefly discusses how adding zero to different types of numbers (whole, integer, rational) does not change the original number.

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    This document discusses solving mathematical expressions using properties like commutativity and associativity. It provides two examples of solving expressions step-by-step using these properties to group terms. The examples show that rearranging terms using commutativity and associativity makes the calculations easier. It also briefly discusses how adding zero to different types of numbers (whole, integer, rational) does not change the original number.

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    10 MATHEMATICS

    We can also solve it as.


    3  −6   −8  5
    + + +
    7  11   21  22

     3  −8    −6 5 
    =  +   +  +  (by using commutativity and associativity)
     7  21    11 22 
     9 + ( −8)   −12 + 5 
    = +
     21   22 
    (LCM of 7 and 21 is 21; LCM of 11 and 22 is 22)

    1  −7  22 − 147 −125
    = +  = =
    21  22  462 462
    Do you think the properties of commutativity and associativity made the calculations easier?
    − 4 3 15  −14 
    Example 2: Find × × × 
    5 7 16  9 
    Solution: We have
    − 4 3 15  −14 
    × × × 
    5 7 16  9 

     4 × 3   15 × ( −14) 
    = −
     5 × 7   16 × 9 
    ×

    −12  −35  −12 × ( −35) 1


    = × = =
    35  24  35 × 24 2
    We can also do it as.
    − 4 3 15  −14 
    × × × 
    5 7 16  9 

     − 4 15   3  −14  
    =  × × ×  (Using commutativity and associativity)
    5 16   7  9  

    −3  −2  1
    = ×  =
    4  3  2

    1.2.4 The role of zero (0)


    Look at the following.
    2+0=0+2=2 (Addition of 0 to a whole number)
    – 5 + 0 = ... + ... = – 5 (Addition of 0 to an integer)
    −2  − 2  −2
    + ... = 0 +  = (Addition of 0 to a rational number)
    7  7  7

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