Commutative Property of Multiplication

Tyler introduces the commutative property of multiplication, explaining that the order of factors does not affect the product, similar to addition. He provides an example with numbers and discusses its practical applications in math, emphasizing its foundational role in mathematical equations.

What is the commutative property of multiplication?

How does the commutative property of multiplication differ from that of addition?

Can you explain how the commutative property applies to multiplication with an example?

In what situations might the commutative property of multiplication be particularly useful?

Why is the commutative property considered one of the pillars of mathematical equations?