I need to simplify a Boolean algebraic equation and name the laws I use at each step, here is where I am at
AB + AC + B
I got the answer online but couldn't identity the law
AB + AC + B
(AB + B) + AC (Is this the commutative law?)
B + AC (Name of this law?)
In the first case, (second line following the proposition), you have made use of the commutative law for $+$, $$(AC + B = B +AC)\tag{associativity}$$ and also, the associative law for $+$ is being used: $$\color{blue}{(AB+B +AC)= ((AB+ B) + AC)} = (AB +(B+AC))\tag{commutativity}$$
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To get to the second line $\large ^\left(\color{red}\dagger\right)$, we note that $B = 1\cdot B$, by the identity for "and". Then we can use the distributive property of "and" over "or" to get $$(AB+B) = AB+ 1\cdot B = (A+1)B\tag{distributivity}$$
Now, $$A+1 = 1\tag{annihilator axiom for +}$$ so we can reduce $$(A+1)B = 1\cdot B = B\tag{identity: $1\cdot B = B$}$$
In the end, we have $$AB + B + AC = B+AC$$
$$ $$ $(\color{red} \dagger)$ By invoking the axiom of absorption for "or" we can immediately conclude: $$AB+B = B$$ giving us $$((AB+B)+AC) = B+AC$$
You might want to bookmark the following link: Justifications(laws) of Boolean Logic. There you'll find references to each reason listed above.