👉 In mathematics, "uncommutativeness" refers to a property of an operation that is not commutative. In other words, if two operations are defined on the same set X and they do not satisfy the identity law, then one operation is called "uncommutative". This can happen when different properties or rules between the operations are applied to the same input value. For example, in a mathematical function, if you apply addition first and then multiplication, you get a result that
