Answer to Question #118537 in Abstract Algebra for Joshua

Abstract Algebra

Question #118537

Under vector addition α+β+γ=γ+β+α
is called the ____ law.
a.associative
b.distributive
c.commutative
d.Abelian

Expert's answer

Under vector addition α+β+γ=γ+β+α is called the commutative law.

c.commutative

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