Math, asked by sushmitatripathi, 9 months ago

substraction is commutative for rational number

Answers

Answered by chanduvelagada2004

1

Answer:

yes , it is commutative for rational numbera

Answered by Agam211kaur

0

No,subtraction is not commutative for rational numbers. Only multiplication and addition follow that property.

Eg:-. 10-5 =5 but,

5-10≠5

Previous Question

Next Question

Similar questions

Physics, 4 months ago

3. 5 15 used to make electromagnets. III. True or false; 1. Magnets are used in toy cars. 2. Fuses are made of alloys with high melting points. 3. A electric bell works on the principle of electromagnetism. 4. An electromagnet attracts iron nails when the current is switched off. 5. A current-carrying wire can deflect a magnetic needle. 6. Strength of an electromaegnet can be increased by...

Business Studies, 4 months ago

let v be the vector space of polynomials with linear product given by <f,g>= where f(t)=t+2 and g(t)=t²-2t-3. Find (f,g).

History, 4 months ago

how did the Indian textile decline ?

Computer Science, 9 months ago

Name the parts of computer that cannot see and touch?

Math, 9 months ago

The product of 2 rational no is -20/75 if one no is 14/25 find the other...

Biology, 1 year ago

who is father of Indian Green Revolution...

Biology, 1 year ago

give one example of protective tissue in plants only example ...

Hindi, 1 year ago

Munshi Premchand ka jeevan parichay in short...