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This is the ultimate real estate guide for mathematicians. Every property is

explained in plain math terms.

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Identity Property of AdditionThis house is great for lazy mathematicians who don’t want to do any renovations. It comes with all the furniture and comforts of home. If you don’t add anything, the house is still amazing.

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Inverse Property of Addition

This house is great because it puts the mathematician’s skills to the test. Using various formulas the owner must find out how long it will take for the house to get to it’s inverse, which is water.

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Identity Property of MultiplicationThis house is great for mathematicians who like consistency in their house. There is always one room per floor, so no matter how many floors you add to your house there is still only one room per floor.

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Inverse Property of Multiplication

* =

This house is great for mathematicians who want to get along with both therich and poor. It is acceptable by both luxury lovers and their inverse, the oneswho don’t care for a fancy house.

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Zero Property of MultiplicationThis house is not good for anyone at all. It is in the middle of tornado ally and constantly gets destroyed by twisters. You start with a house then two seconds later its gone.

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-1 Property of Multiplication

This house is very good for mathematicians who want to do their math on the celling. This house was originally right side up, but when a math teacher bought the house, she placed it upside down. The floor and chairs are on top of the house and the lights areon the floor. The furnishings are the same, just upside down.

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Distributive PropertyOne of our best business strategies is to distribute flyers throughout neighborhoods. We distribute flyers to all the houses in a neighborhood making sure every house gets the same flyer. It is a very effective strategy that is sure to influence potential buyers.

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Associative Property of AdditionThis movable wall is a popular addition to our math houses because you change the grouping of furniture while still having the same furnishings. It doesn’t matter where the walls are, the furniture is still in the same spot.

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Associative property of Multiplication

This is a higher end version of the “Addition Wall” and is built specifically for corporate buildings. It can move around a larger radius and can contain different things than the “Addition Wall”. It still has the same basic concept, that you can group your furniture in different rooms by just moving a wall.

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Commutative Property of Addition These houses are great because they are all on the same street and they are all on wheels. If you get tired of your back yard, make a trade with your neighbors and while you still have the same house, you have a different position in the neighborhood.

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Commutative Property of MultiplicationNot only do we sell small houses on wheels we sell million dollar RV’s that can move anywhere. Say you are driving on the highway and you get tired of looking at the back of Bob’s RV. Make a quick call to your friend and you can switch spots.

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Reflexive PropertyThis house is a true reflection of itself.

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Symmetric PropertyPeople love our houses so much that they sometimes want their same house twice. This is why we sell special properties called Symmetric Properties. The second house is the same as the first.

if then

=

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Transitive PropertyWe have patented the idea of selling multiple homes that are exactly the same. To make the buying process easier for the customer, we created this strategy. If you like house A, you must like house B, and if you like house B you must like house C, so if you like house A you must like house C too! While this may be complicated, we give you these options, either buy any of the houses or better yet, buy them all!

𝐼𝑓 𝑎=𝑏𝑎𝑛𝑑𝑏=𝑐 h𝑡 𝑒𝑛𝑎=𝑐

A B C

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Five Property Problem

) + (3 + (1 * 0)) + 2(3 + (- 3)) = Inverse Property of Multiplication

) =Multiplication Property of Zero

Identity Property of Addition

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Five Property Problem

Distributive Property

Inverse Property of Addition

Identity Property of Addition

Addition

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