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Is associative prperty holds good under subtraction over integer

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Inessa [10]2 years ago

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Answer:

nope

Step-by-step explanation:

A-(b-c)=(A-b)-c

let a be 2, b be 3 and c be 4

2-(3-4)=(2-3)-4

2-(-1)=(-1)-4

2+1=-1-4

3=-5

therefore, association is not goot under subtraction

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Is associative prperty holds good under subtraction over integer​

Is associative prperty holds good under subtraction over integer