Question

Which of the following is an example of the associative property of multiplication? 7×(3×5)=(7×3)×57×(3+5)=21+357×(3×5)=7×(5×3)7×1/7=1

Answer 1

The associative property of the multiplication states that when we have three or more terms the order at which we multiply them doesn't influence the final result, therefore the one that best represents this property is:

`7\cdot(3\cdot5)=(7\cdot3)\cdot5`