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Properties of Numbers In Algebra County

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Properties of Numbers. In Algebra County. We’ll learn 5 properties:. Commutative Property Associative Property Distributive Property Identity Inverse. Commutative Property. We commute when we go back and forth from work to home. Algebra terms commute when they trade places. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Properties of Numbers

InAlgebra County

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We’ll learn 5 properties:•Commutative Property•Associative Property•Distributive Property•Identity•Inverse

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CommutativeProperty

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We commutewhen we go back and forth

from work to home.

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Algebra terms commute when they trade places

x y

y x

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This is a statement of thecommutative property

for addition:

x y y x

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It also works for multiplication:

xy yx

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AssociativeProperty

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To associate with someone means that we like to

be with them.

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The tiger and the pantherare associating with eachother.

They are leaving thelion out.

( )

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In algebra:

( )x y z

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The panther has decided tobefriend the lion.

The tiger is left out.

( )

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In algebra:

( )x y z

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This is a statement of theAssociative Property:

( ) ( )x y z x y zThe variables do not change

their order.

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The Associative Propertyalso works for multiplication:

( ) ( )xy z x yz

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DistributiveProperty

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We have already used thedistributive property.

Sometimes executives askfor help in distributing

papers.

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The distributive property onlyhas one form.

Not one foraddition . . .and one for

multiplication

. . .because both operations areused in one property.

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4(2x+3)

We multiply here:

We add here:

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4(2x+3)=8x+12

This is an exampleof the distributive

property.

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Here is the distributiveproperty using variables:

( )x y z xy xz

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IdentityProperty

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The identity

property makes

me thinkaboutmy

identity.

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The identity property for addition asks,

“What can I add to myselfto get myself back again?

_x x0

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The above is the identity propertyfor addition.

_x x0

is the identity elementfor addition.0

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The identity property for multiplication

asks, “What can I multiply to myself

to get myself back again?

(_ )x x1

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The above is the identity propertyfor multiplication.

1

is the identity elementfor multiplication.1

(_ )x x

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InverseProperty

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We learned about the inverseproperty when we did zero pairs.

2 ( 2) 0

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The inverse property is related

to the identity property.

This is the identity element

for addition.

2 ( 2) 0

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This is the inverse element

for addition.

2 ( 2) 0

The whole thing is the inverse property.

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A statement of the inverseproperty for addition is:

( ) 0x x

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What is the identityelement formultiplication?

2 ( 2) 01

To keep the same pattern,

it wouldgo here.

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Therefore. . .

1

To keep the same pattern,

it wouldgo here.

2(_ )12

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A statement of the inverseproperty for multiplication is:

1 1xx

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Some examples of the inverseproperty for multiplication are:

15 15

2 3 13 2

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Here are the 4 propertiesthat have to do with

addition:x + y = y + x

x + (y + z)= (x + y) + z

x + 0 = x

x + (-x) = 0

Commutative

Associative

Identity

Inverse

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Here are the 4 propertiesfor multiplication:

xy = yxx(yz)= (xy)z

Commutative

Associative

Identity

Inverse

1x x 1 1xx

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The distributive propertycontains both addition

and multiplication:

Distributive

( )x y z xy xz

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