Which equation shows the identity property of multiplication? Choices: (A)1 · f = f (B)0 · f = 0 (C)g · f = f · g (D)f · g − f · h = f · (g − h)

Identify Property: Identify the identity property of multiplication. The identity property of multiplication states that any number multiplied by 1 will result in the same number.Analyze Choices: Analyze each choice to see which one represents the identity property of multiplication. (A) 1 · f = f: This choice shows that multiplying f by 1 gives f, which is the identity property of multiplication. (B) 0 · f = 0: This choice shows the multiplication property of zero, not the identity property. (C) g · f = f · g: This choice shows the commutative property of multiplication, not the identity property. (D) f · g − f · h = f · (g − h): This choice shows the distributive property of multiplication over subtraction, not the identity property.Select Correct Choice: Select the correct choice that represents the identity property of multiplication. Choice (A) correctly represents the identity property of multiplication.

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Q. Which equation shows the identity property of multiplication?

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Choices:

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(A)

1 \cdot f = f

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(B)

0 \cdot f = 0

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(C)

g \cdot f = f \cdot g

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(D)

f \cdot g - f \cdot h = f \cdot (g - h)

Identify Property: Identify the identity property of multiplication. The identity property of multiplication states that any number multiplied by $1$ will result in the same number.
Analyze Choices: Analyze each choice to see which one represents the identity property of multiplication. $\newline$ (A) $1 \cdot f = f$ : This choice shows that multiplying $f$ by $1$ gives $f$ , which is the identity property of multiplication. $\newline$ (B) $0 \cdot f = 0$ : This choice shows the multiplication property of zero, not the identity property. $\newline$ (C) $g \cdot f = f \cdot g$ : This choice shows the commutative property of multiplication, not the identity property. $\newline$ (D) $f \cdot g - f \cdot h = f \cdot (g - h)$ : This choice shows the distributive property of multiplication over subtraction, not the identity property.
Select Correct Choice: Select the correct choice that represents the identity property of multiplication. $\newline$ Choice (A) correctly represents the identity property of multiplication.