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Out of the given statements, which statement is an example of identity property.
Answer to Problem 55STP
Explanation of Solution
Given information:
The statements,
Concept Used:
Commutative property:
Associative property:
Distributive property:
Additive identity:
Multiplicative identity:
Zero property of Multiplication:
Calculation:
Observe that the identity properties are of two types, one is the multiplicative identity which is when any number or expression multiplied to 1 gives the result itself.
And the other is additive identity which is when any number or expression get added with 0 will result in itself again.
From the given statements only the last statement is an example of identity property because 0 is added with 4x is qual to 4x. So, it is an example of additive identity.
Thus, the statement
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