Question

Which property states that the order of the addends does not affect the sum? commutative property of addition reflexive property of addition associative property of addition additive identity property

Answer 1

It would be the commutative property

Explanation:

Answer 2

Commutative property

Explanation:

• Commutative property states that no matter how the addens are placed, the result of the operation (sum) remains the same.
• For example, given three numbers a, b and c, the result of
  `a+b+c=b+c+a=a+c+b`.
• Then, when you are solving a sum, the order of the elements does not matter. If we want to see this numerically, with an other example:
  `4+5=5+4=9`.