Question

taking integers -5 and 7, show that subtraction is not commutative in integers. ​

Answer 1

Answer:

given two integers are -5 and 7,

7-(-5)=12

-5-7=-12

so, 7-(-5) ≠-5-7

so we can say integers are not commutative under subtraction

Step-by-step explanation:

Answer 2

Answer:

Commutative property is when the result is still the same after the terms are interchanged.

Now if you subtract -5 with 7 your answer is -12

Interchange the numbers into 7 - (-5) and your answer is 12 (negative and negative cancels each other).

Subtraction is not commutative in integers.