Math, asked by sajithamanthri9701, 4 months ago

are natural numbers commutative ring

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Answered by aarnavk24

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The set of natural numbers N with the usual operations is not a ring, since (N, +) is not even a group (the elements are not all invertible with respect to addition). For instance, there is no natural number which can be added to 3 to get 0 as a result.

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