Math, asked by ma1293, 8 hours ago

if a and b are rational numbers then which is not always true

a) a+b is a rational numbers
b) a-b is a rational numbers
c) a÷b is a rational numbers
d) a×b is a rational numbers.

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Answered by sahasraavs

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Answer:

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Answered by hc5463506

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Answer:

c is not correct statement

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