explain closure and commutative properties for whole numbers under addition s subtraction. take at least 2 examples for each property
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Addition
Commutative property says that changing the order or format of the addition has no effect on the result.
For example: 8+2= 10. And 2+8 is also equal to 10.
Similarly, 5+6=11 and 6+5 is also equal to 11.
Closure Property says that when we add two whole numbers the result is a whole number.
For example- 2+3=5. (5 is a whole number)
8+2=10 (10 is a whole number).
Now coming to subtraction.
Commutative Property- says that when we
subtract two whole numbers the result may or may not be a whole number.
For example: 4-5= -1 (which is not a whole number)
Whereas 7-6=1 (which is a whole number)
Closure Property- states that when we subtract two whole numbers it may or may not give us a whole number.
For example: 2-3=-1 ( which is not a whole number)
3-6=-6 (which again is not a whole number.)
But 22-20=2 (which is a whole number)
It's easy once you understand it.
Hope it helps!