Math, asked by basweshwarteli, 5 months ago

community property does not hold true for ?

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Answered by ehtash

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It is a property that associates with binary operations or functions like addition, multiplication. Take any two numbers a and b and subtract them. ... So, the commutative property does not hold for subtraction. Similarly, it does not hold for division too.

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