Math, asked by karthik7074, 1 year ago

the collection of whole number is not closed under___________​

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Answered by InFocus
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  • Whole numbers are not closed under subtraction operation because when any two whole numbers are considered and from them one is subtracted from the other,
  • the difference so obtained is not necessarily a whole number
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<p style="color:blue;font-family:cursive;background:pink;font-size:30px;">Whole numbers are not closed undersubtraction operation because when any twowhole numbers are considered and from them one is subtracted from the other, the difference so obtained is not necessarily awhole number.</p>

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