Math, asked by swayam243201025, 5 months ago

addition is commutative for natural numbers . Why ?​

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Answered by satyamkumar9450
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Step-by-step explanation:

Consider the natural numbers defined as a naturally ordered semigroup. By definition, the operation in a naturally ordered semigroup is commutative. Hence the result.

Answered by brainlyuser75
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Answer:

Consider the natural numbers defined as a naturally ordered semigroup. By definition, the operation in a naturally ordered semigroup is commutative.

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