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the subtraction between any two rational number is not commutative. explain​

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Answered by mansuriburhan7
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Answered by ADVENTUREDAY09
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Commutative Property is not applicable for subtraction and division.

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Hence, subtraction between any two rational numbers is not commutative.

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