While getting dressed for work, a man puts on his shirt and puts on his tie. Are the two statements "put on your shirt" and "put on your tie" commutative?
A) Yes, these statements are commutative.
B) No, these statements are not commutative.

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Commutative property means that the order of the operation does not matter. In this case, the order in which the man puts on his shirt and tie matters. He cannot put on his tie before putting on his shirt. Therefore, the statements "put on your shirt" and "put on your tie" are not commutative.

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