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If a and b are whole numbers, such that a>b or a=b, then a-b is a whole number.

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CLOSURE PROPERTY If a and b are two whole numbers then a + b is also a whole number. In other words the sum of any two whole numbers is a whole number or whole numbers are closed for addition.

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If a and b are whole numbers, such that a>b or a=b, then a-b is a whole number.​

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If a and b are whole numbers, such that a>b or a=b, then a-b is a whole number.