1.8.4 Associative Property Observe the following examples: Consider the integers -3.-2 and -5. Look at (-5)+(-3) + (-2)] and [(-5)+(-3)] +(-2). In the first sum (-3) and (-2) are grouped together and in the second (-5) and (-3) are grouped together. We will check whether we get different results. (-2) (-5)+(-3) (-3) + (-2) + --10 -8 0 -5 --10 [(-5) + (-3)] +(-2) (-5) + [(-3) + (-2)]

1.8.4 Associative Property Observe the following examples: Consider th

1.	1.8.4 Associative Property Observe the following examples: Consider the integers -3.-2 and -5. Look at (-5)+(-3) + (-2)] and [(-5)+(-3)] +(-2). In the first sum (-3) and (-2) are grouped together and in the second (-5) and (-3) are grouped together. We will check whether we get different results. (-2) (-5)+(-3) (-3) + (-2) + --10 -8 0 -5 --10 [(-5) + (-3)] +(-2) (-5) + [(-3) + (-2)]
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