Concept explainers
Toexplain:whether the Associative property and Commutative Property are true for division of integers and give a reason with an example and explain.
Answer to Problem 47HP
The Associative property and Commutative property doesn’t hold true for division of integers.
Explanation of Solution
Given information:
Consider the information provided, explain whether the Associative property and Commutative Property are true for division of integers.
Calculation:
Example of associative property-
Therefore, this law holds only for addition and multiplication of integers but not for subtraction and division.
Example of Commutative property-
Therefore, this law also holds for only addition and multiplication but doesn’t holds for subtraction and division.
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