Can you use the Associative Properties with subtraction and division? Use (14 - 8) - 2 and 24/(4/2 to explain.

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No, you cannot use the Associative properties with either subtraction and division, because it will not end to the same result. 14-8 is not the same as 8-14, and 24/4 is not the same as 4/24, but for example 3+2 is the same as 2+3.

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