👉 Non-separation in mathematics refers to a situation where two or more quantities are not equal, but one of them is smaller than the other. This type of separation occurs when one quantity is "smaller" than another, and this difference can be attributed to some inherent property of that quantity, such as its size, weight, or scale. For example: - In a room with two chairs (let's say chair A and chair B), if chair A is larger in size but smaller in weight
