For associative property, elements of set must satisfy following condition :
"Z_i+(Z_j+Z_k)=(Z_i+Z_j)+Z_k" , where "Z_i,Z_j \\& Z_k" are the different elements of a given set.
let's check..
"Z_1+(Z_2+Z_3)\\stackrel{?}{=}(Z_1+Z_2)+Z_3"
LHS:
"LHS:5\\hat i-2\\hat j+(3\\hat i+3\\hat j+4\\hat i-\\hat j)=12\\hat i\\\\\nRHS:(5\\hat i-2\\hat j+3\\hat i+3\\hat j)+4\\hat i-\\hat j=12\\hat i"
Hence, Z2,Z2 and Z3 are associative under addition operation.
For commutative property, we must have ...
"Z_i+Z_j=Z_j+Z_i" for all i and j.
let's check...
"Z_1+Z_2\\stackrel{?}{=}Z_2+Z_1"
"LHS: (5\\hat i-2\\hat j)+(3\\hat i + 3\\hat j)= 8\\hat i+\\hat j\\\\\nRHS: (3\\hat i + 3\\hat j)+(5\\hat i-2\\hat j)= 8\\hat i+\\hat j"
similarly we can show that...
"Z_1+Z_3=Z_3+Z_1=9\\hat i-3\\hat j\\\\\nZ_3+Z_2=Z_2+Z_3=7\\hat i+2\\hat j"
Hence Z1,Z2 and Z3 are commutative under addition operation.
For distributive property, we must have...
"Z_i.(Z_j+Z_k)=Z_i.Z_j+Z_i.Z_k" for all i,j and k.
let's check...
"Z_1.(Z_2+Z_3)\\stackrel{?}{=}Z_1.Z_2+Z_1.Z_3"
"LHS: (5\\hat i-2\\hat j).(7\\hat i + 2 \\hat j)=31\\\\\nRHS: (15-6)+(20+2)=31"
Similarly we can show that...
"Z_2.(Z_3+Z_1)=Z_2.Z_3+Z_2.Z_1\\\\\nZ_3.(Z_1+Z_2)=Z_3.Z_1+Z_3.Z_2"
Hence Z1, Z2 and Z3 follow distributive property.
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