Math, asked by ashutosh157, 1 year ago

does the division of two integers hold hold communicative property? explain with an example.

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Answered by ilovestudies

1

No
If commutative property would hold true for division, then it would be
a/b = b/a always
Example --- a=3
b=4
3/4 not equal to 4/3

Answered by apvv

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Is it supposed to be comutative or communicative?

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