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03-05-2016
Mathematics

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Does the Associative Property always, sometimes, or never hold up for subtraction? Please explain.

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AnswerMeNow2 AnswerMeNow2

03-05-2016

I might be wrong-
The commutative property holds for subtraction only.When the numbers being subtracted are the same. It is sometimes true.
Sorry if I'm wrong.

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