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Identify the property shown. 6 • w = w • 6 A. transitive B. associative C. commutative D. distributive

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Answer 1
Answer: i think the answer is D

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Answer 2
Answer:

Answer:

commutative

Explanation:

The order does not change the answer. x + y = y + x

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B is the answer to your question

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