The statement "if a and b are integer numbers, then a - b" is ALWAYS an integer
<h3>How to complete the statement?</h3>
From the question, we have:
Integers = a and b
Integer numbers are numbers that do not have decimal points
This means that a and b do not have decimal points
So, we can assume that:
a = 2 and b = 3
The difference between a and b is
a - b = 2 - 3
Evaluate
a - b = -1
-1 is also an integer.
The above rule is the same for all values of a and b
Hence, the statement "if a and b are integer numbers, then a - b" is ALWAYS an integer
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