To determine which expressions are equivalent using the Associative Property, we can look at the expressions you have provided:
The Associative Property states that when multiplying, the way we group the factors does not change the product.
Step 1: Simplifying the first expression:
Calculate
Step 2: Check against the other expressions.
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For Expression 2:
, we see that this expression is not equal to . -
For Expression 3:
First, calculate
This also isn't equal to
- For Expression 4: Starting with the same calculation:
This is also not equal to
Step 3: Determine equivalences.
Among these expressions, we can see that:
- Expressions 1 calculates to
. - Expression 3 calculates to
. - Expression 4 calculates to
. - Expression 2 is not equivalent either.
Since none of the expressions calculated to the same value, none of the provided expressions are equivalent.
The correct related expression here relies solely on the understanding of how multiplication groups via the Associative Property, but these specific results don't yield equivalency amongst the provided expressions.
In conclusion, based on our analysis and simplification, none of the original expressions are equivalent due to differing results.