Math, asked by pratyushsantra0209, 2 months ago

1.
For a collection of rational numbers, the
commutative and associative properties is not
defined for -
(1) Addition
(3) Multiplication
(2) Subtraction
(4) All of these

Answers

Answered by santhamahi64

6

Step-by-step explanation:

For a collection of rational numbers, the

commutative and associative properties is not

defined for subtraction.

Hope this helps you.

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