Physics, asked by Ugrapati, 10 months ago

does the commutative law for division of rational number hold 4 by 9 and 5 by 8

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Answered by jangrakavita51

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Answer:

yes .

Explanation:

because when {(a/b) × (c/d)}={(c/d)×(a/b)} . here's is the proof above .

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