Math, asked by hemantkumar1375, 7 days ago

Rational numbers does not satisfy closure property with respect to

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Answered by siddharthprabhua

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Answer:

They are not closed under division

Answered by satputeprathmesh123

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Answer:

Subtraction and division is not commutative with respect to rational numbers.

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