Math, asked by NityaParasramka, 1 month ago

Are the integers commutative under division? Justify your answer by giving an example

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Answered by rprasad9377

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no, two integers doesn't show commutative properly in case of division.

Answered by sunnymouni123

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Answer:

no integers are not commutative under division

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