3 years ago

A student says the sum,difference,product, and quotient of two integers are always integers. do you agree? explain .

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The student is not entirely correct. If the student said "the sum, difference, and product of two integers are always integers", then they would be fully correct. I left out "quotient".

Dividing two integers doesn't always lead to an integer result. For example, 10/7 = 1.43 approximately.

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