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What property is 5+0=n

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andre [41]2 years ago

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Assuming that you mean to put n instead of 5, this is demonstrating The Identity Property.

The identity property is the property that states that by adding 0 to a number, you don't change the value. For example, 510 + 0 = 510.

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