which operation dose not hold closure property for whole numbers.
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(a) Closure Property: The difference of two whole numbers will not always be a whole number. Let a and b be two whole numbers, then a – b will be a whole number if a > b or a = b. If a < b, then the result will not be a whole number. Hence, closure property does not hold good for subtraction of whole numbers.
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Closure Property: The difference of two whole numbers will not always be a whole number. Let a and b be two whole numbers, then a – b will be a whole number if a > b or a = b. If a < b, then the result will not be a whole number. Hence, closure property does not hold good for subtraction of whole numbers.
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