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a × (5 + c) = a + 5 + a × c is called
(a) commutative property
(b) associative property
(c) distributive property
(d) closure property

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Answered by Anomaverma

distributive property is your answer

Answered by samriddhipal5

Answer:

Distributive Property

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a × (5 + c) = a + 5 + a × c is called

a × (5 + c) = a + 5 + a × c is called(a) commutative property

a × (5 + c) = a + 5 + a × c is called(a) commutative property(b) associative property

a × (5 + c) = a + 5 + a × c is called(a) commutative property(b) associative property(c) distributive property

a × (5 + c) = a + 5 + a × c is called(a) commutative property(b) associative property(c) distributive property(d) closure property

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