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are rational nos. commutative under division.?Justify with an example

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They are definitely not the same! Division is the inverse operation of multiplication, but it is NOT commutative. ... Subtraction is the inverse operation of addition, but it is NOT commutative: 4−8≠8−4 since -4 ≠ 4.

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are rational nos. commutative under division.?Justify with an example