Definition of commutative property

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commutative property

The term 'commutative property' as it applies to the area of basic math can be defined as 'addition: the addition of terms in any order obtains the same sum (e.g., , )multiplication: the multiplication of terms in any order obtains the same product (e.g., , )'.

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