Math, asked by deeksha124, 1 year ago

are the integers commutative under the substraction

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Answered by mukesh7484

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Answer:

yes they are commutative

Answered by hrishyak777333

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Answer:

no...

example :- ( - 6 - 3) = -9

but 3-(-6) = 9

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