Math, asked by rajputsuryansh16846, 9 months ago

Give an example to show that the deference of two integers
is non
communitative.​

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Answered by vaibavvishal
1

Answer:

Looks like it is easier to find example of commutative rings rather than non-commutative rings. Prabably the easiest examples of the former are Z and Zn. We can find elaborations on these two commutative rings in various literatures including here and here. These are quite simple and easy to comprehend.

However, the examples on simple (non-commutative kind) are not that easy. One example is found here and it has been mentioned as "one of the simplest examples of a non-commutative ring". This is also on the easier side.

EDIT: The following two are also commutative rings.

Other examples are given in this enumeration. But as you can see, examples like Gaussian integers or Eisenstein integers are difficult for starters to comprehend.

Do you think you can give one or two simple examples on non-commutative rings, based on every day numbers?

If it is that difficult, perhaps some insight comments why this is difficult would be welcome.

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