show that 13-(6-4)≠(13-6)-4
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Hi friend!!!
13-(6-4)=13-(2)=11
Now,(13-6)-4 =(7)-4=3
so, 11≠3
so, 13-(6-4)≠(13-6)-4
By this,we can conclude that subtraction doesn't obey associative law
I hope this will help u ;)
13-(6-4)=13-(2)=11
Now,(13-6)-4 =(7)-4=3
so, 11≠3
so, 13-(6-4)≠(13-6)-4
By this,we can conclude that subtraction doesn't obey associative law
I hope this will help u ;)
bhavya02:
your answer's method is wrong
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lhs = rhs
13-(6-4 ) (13 -6)-4
13-6+4 7-4
11 3
so 11 is not equal to 3
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13-(6-4 ) (13 -6)-4
13-6+4 7-4
11 3
so 11 is not equal to 3
hope i helped you
pls mark it as brainliest answer
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