Commutative Property of Multiplication

Q.

Martha was supposed to multiply the number of cans sold with the price of one can to ascertain the amount. Instead of taking $41$ as the number of cans, she wrote $14$ by mistake. As a result, the product went down by $135.$ What is the other multiplier?​

Q.

Give three examples of Commutative property of addition of whole numbers.

Q.

For any two integers $x$and $y$, which of the following suggests that operation of addition is commutative ?

1. $x+y=y+x$

2. $x+y>x$

3. $x-y=y-x$

4. $x\times y=y\times x$

Q. Which of the following expressions represents the commutative property of multiplication?

1. $11\times 10=10\times 11$
2. $11+10=10\times 11$
3. $11\times (10\times 2)=(10\times 2)\times 11$
4. None of the above

Q. "2 times 3" is solved by two students as:

Which of the following options is correct?

1. Both Smith and Ashley are correct.
2. Both Smith and Ashley are incorrect.
3. Ashley is correct, but Smith is incorrect.
4. Smith is correct, but Ashley is incorrect.

Q.

Which multiplication property is the teacher teaching here?

1. Associative property of multiplication
2. Commutative property of multiplication
3. Distributive property of multiplication
4. All of the above