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$x(yz) - (xy)z$ is a representation of the:

A.Associative law of multiplication
B.Commutative law of multiplication
C.Multiplicative lawCorrect answer
D.Distributive law of multiplication over addition

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Quick fact: The expression $x(yz) - (xy)z$ represents the Multiplicative law (associative property of multiplication), showing that multiplication is associative so the result is always $0$.

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