The rationals being closed under subtraction means that if we start with two rational numbers and subtract them, we get another rational number. Choice c subtracts two rational numbers but gets the wrong answer, so isn't support for anything. Choice b is rational too because the square root of 4 is 2.
Answer: b
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order to solve for a nth term in an arithmetic sequence, we use the formula
written as:<span>
an = a1 + (n-1)d
where an is the nth term, a1 is the first value
in the sequence, n is the term position and d is the common difference.
</span><span>THIRD
</span><span>A3=4+(3-1)(-5)
A3 = -6
A(3)=-2(3-1)(-5)
A3 = 20
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FIFTH
</span>A5=4+(5-1)(-5)
A5 = -16
A(5)=-2(5-1)(-5)
A5 = 40<span>
TENTH
</span>A10=4+(10-1)(-5)
A10 = -41
A(10)=-2(10-1)(-5)
A10 = 90
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It would be B & E
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