-6+(9+10)=(-6+9)+10 What property is that?

Question

Distributive

Inverse

Associative

Commutative

Identity?

Answer 1

Associative.

you just move the brackets, so you associate the terms in a different manner.  

Answer 2

Associative

Answer 3

this is of the form  a+(b+c) =(a+b)+c

               you just move the brackets and associate them.

        so,it is associative.

Answer 4

associative

I must be the 10000th person to say that

sorry

Answer 5

Associative   when added on both sides the answer will be 13

Answer 6

It is the associative property this property that established that when three or more royal numbers add, the sum always is the same...





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Answer 7

It is the associative property, this property that establishes that when three or more royal numbers add, the sum always is the same independently of his grouping. This is:

( a + b) + c = a + (b + c)

And according to your exercise, the signs of the sum can change and do not alter the result, let's solve your exercise:

-6 + (9 + 10) = (-6 + 9) + 10

-6 + 19 = 3 + 10

13 = 13

For this reason it is associative, this property works neither with the division nor with the subtraction! I hope that it serves my explanation you, bye-bye =).

Answer 8

Associative -

specifically, the associative property of addition