If 'a' and b' are whole numbers, then
(a) is always a whole number.
(b) a×b is always a whole number
(c) (a + b) cannot be whole number.
(d) (a - b) is always equal to (b - a).
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b
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if a=1 and b=0 then ans is 0 whichi s a whole number
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