Math, asked by kaushik4952, 11 months ago

Are rational numbers always closed under division .Why

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Answered by ektagupta41

multiplying two rational numbers produces another rational number. Rationals are closed under multiplication. Under Division: The rationals are not closed under division because of the possibility of division by zero.

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