Multiple Choice

A production supervisor is solving the equation 3(2y−1)−5y=2(y+1)−2(y+3)3(2y - 1) - 5y = 2(y + 1) - 2(y + 3) to determine the number of assembly line hours (yy) required for a specific batch. After performing the initial distribution, the supervisor arrives at the expression 6y−3−5y6y - 3 - 5y on the left side of the equation. According to the standard algebraic strategy, which mathematical property allows the supervisor to rearrange these terms into 6y−5y−36y - 5y - 3 so that the like terms are adjacent for easier si

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