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Explain how to write an equivalent expression using the associative property.
2+(11+y) ​

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twisha2812

Answer:

(2+11)+y

Step-by-step explanation:

The associtive property is rearranging the position of the parethesis. So it would be (2+11)+y

I can check if it's equivalent by solving the expressions.

2+(11+y)=13+y

(2+11)+y =13+y

They are equivelent

lillianball

Answer:

11+(2+y)

Step-by-step explanation:

The associative property says that you can move numbers inside the parentheses around if all the numbers are the same operation in a simple sense

So that means in this case: 2+(11+y)

We can switch the 2 and the 11 around since they are both the same, addition.

11+(2+y)

hope this helps!!

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