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are rational number closed under substraction? justify using any two rational number​

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Answered by gfake3596
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The closure property says that for any two rational numbers x and y, x – y is also a rational number. Thus, a result is a rational number. Consequently, the rational numbers are closed under subtraction

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are rational number closed under substraction? justify using any two rational number

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