Which property is illustrated by the following statement? (3z)xy=3(zy)y


•Associative property of multiplication


•Commutative property of multiplication


•Inverse property of multiplication


•Commutative property of addition

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The property illustrated is the Associative property of multiplication

Answer:

Associative property of multiplication

Step-by-step explanation:

\((3z)xy=3(zx)y\)

Associative property of multiplication is grouping of terms

\(a(bc)= (ab)c\)

Commutative property of multiplication is multiplying the terms in any order

\(abc= acb\)

Inverse property of multiplication states that the product of a term and its inverse is 1

the inverse of 'a' is \(\frac{1}{a}\)

Commutative property of addition  is adding the terms in any order

\(a+b= b+a\)

\((3z)xy=3(zx)y\)

Here the group of terms in multiplication is changes. So it represents associative property of multiplication