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#### 8. Commutative Property of

\[
(a + b)(c + 5)
\]

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### Explanation

The commutative property in mathematics refers to the property of certain operations that the order of the numbers does not change the result. For addition and multiplication, this property holds true.

1. **Addition Commutative Property:**
   \[
   a + b = b + a
   \]

2. **Multiplication Commutative Property:**
   \[
   a \times b = b \times a
   \]

However, in the given expression \((a + b)(c + 5)\), the commutative property when applied to multiplication of binomials can be illustrated as:

\[
(a + b)(c + 5) = (c + 5)(a + b)
\]

It's important to note that the commutative property doesn't directly change the expression when dealing with addition inside each parenthesis, but it changes the order of the multiplied binomials.
Transcribed Image Text:### Transcription for Educational Website --- #### 8. Commutative Property of \[ (a + b)(c + 5) \] --- ### Explanation The commutative property in mathematics refers to the property of certain operations that the order of the numbers does not change the result. For addition and multiplication, this property holds true. 1. **Addition Commutative Property:** \[ a + b = b + a \] 2. **Multiplication Commutative Property:** \[ a \times b = b \times a \] However, in the given expression \((a + b)(c + 5)\), the commutative property when applied to multiplication of binomials can be illustrated as: \[ (a + b)(c + 5) = (c + 5)(a + b) \] It's important to note that the commutative property doesn't directly change the expression when dealing with addition inside each parenthesis, but it changes the order of the multiplied binomials.
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