Math, asked by tyles, 1 year ago

the closure property of subtraction does not hold true for rational numbers. ( true or false )

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Answered by khushitaori99

2

The answer is 'true'
Closure property is for addition and multiplication only and not for division and substraction.

tyles: tq

Answered by Sudhir1188

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it is true.

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