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Multiplication and the Associative Property
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In the associative property, the groups of numbers in an equation doesn't matter. No matter where you put the parentheses, the results will still be the same. The associative property have your student stumped? Don't worry -- we have lots of associative property resources to choose from to clear up the confusion in no time. Hands-on worksheets work well for math, but we also have online exercises and even entire workbooks revolving around it. All our materials our developed and reviewed by people with education experience, in classrooms, tutoring, child development, and more. What's more, they're based on national curriculum standards, so you can be sure what they learn here will be on whatever test they're taking. And once they're done with the associative property, they can try a similar theme, the distributive property. So what are you waiting for? Help your student get grouping with these easy associative property resources.
