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Arte these examples of commutative, Associative or Distributive property?I
#1 (-3)(-16) = (-16)(-3)

#2 (X+Y) + Z = X + (Y+Z)

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both these equations are the examples of associative property.

#1 is the example of associative property with respect to multiplication.

#2 is the example of associative property with respect to addition.

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