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Anonymous Anonymous
  • 12-09-2016
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Give an example of an addition problem in which you would not group the addends differently to add

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W0lf93 W0lf93
  • 10-08-2017

According to the associative property of addition, regrouping, or changing the grouping of, addends, does not change the result of the addition. Therefore, with any problem, you would not group the addends differently to add.

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