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A quasigroup is a set with a binary operation in which both left and right division are unique. Equivalently, every row and column in a quasigroup table is a permutation of its elements. The commuting probability of a quasigroup is the probability that two of its elements, chosen at random, will commute. In this paper, we show that a quasigroup may have any rational number inas a commuting probability.

Two Quasigroup Elements Can Commute With Any Positive Rational Probability