QUIA 13
Match the description and the property (14 points)
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SUBTRACTION PROPERTY OF
EQUALITY
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ADDITION PROPERTY OF
EQUALITY
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ASSOCIATIVE PROPERTY of
multiplication
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MULTIPLICATIVE INVERSE
PROPERTY
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MULTIPLICATION PROPERTY
OF EQUALITY
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COMMUTATIVE PROPERTY of
multiplication
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ADDITIVE INVERSE
PROPERTY
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MULTIPLICATIVE IDENTITY
PROPERTY
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MULTIPLICATIVE PROPERTY
OF ZERO
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COMMUTATIVE PROPERTY of
addition
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ADDITIVE IDENTITY
PROPERTY
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MULTIPLICATIVE PROPERTY
OF NEGATIVE ONE
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DIVISION PROPERTY OF
EQUALITY
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ASSOCIATIVE PROPERTY of
addition
a. Dividing both sides of equation by the
same value the equation remains equal.
b. The order in which two numbers are
added does not change the sum.
c. The way three numbers are grouped
when adding does not change the sum.
d. The sum of a number and 0 is the
number.
e. The sum of a number and its opposite is
0.
f. Multiplying both side of an equation by
the same value the equation remains
equal.
g. The order in which two numbers are
multiplied does not change the product.
h. The way you group three numbers when
multiplying does not change the
product.
i. The product of a number and 1 is the
number.
j. The product of a number and 0 is 0.
k. The product of a number and -1 is the
opposite of the number.
l. The product of a number and its
reciprocal is 1
m. Adding the same value to both sides the
equation remains equal.
n. Subtracting the same value from each
side the equation remains equal.
Do each in a different color
1.) In the definition underline both sides or each side; In the term underline Property of Equality; match (4)
2.) In the definition underline group; In the term underline Associative; match (2)
3.) In the definition underline order; In the term underline Commutative; match (2)
4.) In the definition underline product of a number and -1 and product of a number and 0; In the term underline
Negative One and Zero; match (2)
5.) HINT: Adding 0 to a number or multiplying a number by 1 doesn’t change the number’s IDENTITY (2)
6.) HINT: Inverses are opposites