Math, asked by davnit10769, 2 months ago

There jloes not exist any whole number m for which m ÷ m = m. true or false
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Answered by madamx914

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I think it is false..

Thank you !

Answered by dishabhatt391

3

Answer:

false

Step-by-step explanation:

because 0 is a whole number.

And when we divide it by itself, the answer is always 0.

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