Math, asked by sugaarmy2117, 10 months ago

State true or false rational numbers are not closed under division, if zero is excluded the the collection of all other rational numbers is closed under division

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Answered by nehamanoj100

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Answer:false

Step-by-step explanation:Whole numbers are closed under multiplication and addition but not under subtraction and division

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