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is addition,subtraction,multiplication and division commutative for integers

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Answered by vedar

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Addition is commutative for integers.
Eg.:a+b=b+a
Subtraction is not commutative for integers.
Eg.:a-b≠b-a
Multiplication is commutative for integers.
Eg.:a×b=b×a
Division is not commutative for integers if the numbers are distinct.
Eg.:a÷b≠b÷a

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