This document summarizes key properties of addition and multiplication. It explains that addition and multiplication are both commutative, meaning the order of elements does not change the result. It also explains that they are both associative, meaning grouping elements differently does not alter the outcome. It introduces the identity properties that show adding or multiplying any number by 0 or 1 respectively does not change the original number. Finally, it describes the distributive property where multiplying a number by a sum equals the sum of multiplying that number by each addend.