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Integers are not closed for commutative property under subtraction true or false

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Answered by cutyruchi

false

Closed property says that if for any two Integers a and b, is also an integer then the set of integers is closed under addition.

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Integers are not closed for commutative property under subtraction true or false​

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Integers are not closed for commutative property under subtraction true or false