Chapter 9 Math Vocab

Commutative Property

• the property that states changing the order of the factors still gives you the same product

• the property that breaks apart a factor and multiplying its place values to find the product. 

• the property that states  when more than two numbers are added or multiplied, the result remains the same, irrespective of how they are grouped.

• any number multiplied by one is itself

Distributive Property

• the property that states changing the order of the factors still gives you the same product

• the property that breaks apart a factor and multiplying its place values to find the product. 

• the property that states  when more than two numbers are added or multiplied, the result remains the same, irrespective of how they are grouped.

• any number multiplied by one is itself

Associative Property

• the property that states changing the order of the factors still gives you the same product

• the property that breaks apart a factor and multiplying its place values to find the product. 

• the property that states  when more than two numbers are added or multiplied, the result remains the same, irrespective of how they are grouped.

• any number multiplied by one is itself

Multiple

• the product of a number and any other counting number.

• any number multiplied by one is itself

• the property that states changing the order of the factors still gives you the same product

• the property that breaks apart a factor and multiplying its place values to find the product.

Property of One

• the product of a number and any other counting number.

• any number multiplied by one is itself

• the property that states changing the order of the factors still gives you the same product

• the property that breaks apart a factor and multiplying its place values to find the product.