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Which sentence is a statement of the
Multiplicative Identity Property?
a. The s...
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Which sentence is a statement of the
Multiplicative Identity Property?
a. The sum of any rational number and
its opposite is zero.
b. The product of any rational number
and its reciprocal is one.
c. The sum of zero and any other rational
number is the number itself.
d. The product of one and any other
rational number is the number itself.
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β y and β w β
β x zv β
vy and wv β
vx β z β
β x and β w β
β y
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