What are the properties of math?

The fundamental properties of arithmetic operations, especially addition and multiplication, that hold true are referred to as math, or algebraic, properties. They establish laws or principles underlying calculations, ensuring consistency and validity in mathematical operations.

Here are some commonly understood math or algebraic properties, though some mathematical properties may exist specifically within advanced mathematical concepts:

1. Commutative Property: Addition and multiplication have a commutative property; the order of their operands does not impact the calculation’s result.

a + b = b + a

(a x b) = (b x a)