Math, asked by Jennie2233, 1 month ago

If a and b are two integers, where a+b=b+a, can we say that a-b=b-a?

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Answered by KaoJ

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Answer:

no, the commutative property applies to addition but not subtraction.

Answered by prerikasharmalg7a

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Answer:

no

can't say

because this is no possible

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