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) Which statement is true for the division of rational numbers? i. It follows closure property. ii. It is the inverse of multiplication iii. It follows associative property, . iv. It can be performed by 0.

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Answered by manshijaiswal72

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i. it follows closure property.

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Answered by SparklingThunder

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i. It follows closure property.

The division of rational numbers follows the closure property.

Closure property for the division of rational number states that if and are two rational number, then or is also a rational number. The division of rational numbers does not follow the inverse of multiplication.

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i. It follows closure property.

) Which statement is true for the division of rational numbers? i. It follows closure property. ii. It is the inverse of multiplication iii. It follows associative property, . iv. It can be performed by 0.