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show that rational numbers are closed under addition and multiplication​

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Answered by revasharma06
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Answer:

We can prove this by some examples:

1. Taking two rational numbers 2 and -3, we see that 2 + (-3) is commutative as:

  • 2 + (-3)
  • 2 - 3
  • - 1 [It is a rational number.]

2. Taking the same two rational numbers, we see that 2 x -3 is commutative as:

  • 2 x - 3
  • - 6 [It is a rational number]

This proves that both rational numbers are closed under both addition and multiplication.

Thus,

  • a + b gives a unique rational number.
  • a x b gives a unique rational number.
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