Math, asked by ashokgullapeta, 2 months ago

11. Is Subtraction associative in rational numbers?
Explain with an example.​

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Answered by minleetot
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Answer:

No, subtraction is NOT associative in rational numbers.

Step-by-step explanation:

In mathematics, an associative operation is a calculation that gives the same result regardless of the way the numbers are grouped. Addition and multiplication are both associative, while subtraction and division are not.

Answered by amithalwai77
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Not subtraction is not associative in rational numbers
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