Rational numbers are closed under addition ,multiplication but not closed under division
Rational number
Closure property
assume two rational numbers say x and y. the results of addition and multiplication operations give a rational number we can say that rational number are closed under addition and multiplication . For example
rational number are not closed under division as 1 and 0 are rational number but 1/0 is not defined but it is closed under addition and multiplication
that is 1+0 = 1 closed under addition
1*0 =0 closed under multiplication
but 1/0 is not defined so it is not closed under division
Hence Rational numbers are closed under addition ,multiplication but not closed under division
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cos210=cos(180+30)=−cos30=−√32 . sin210=sin(180+30)=−sin30=−12 . 3(cos210+isin210) =3(−√32)+3i(−12). −(32)√3−(32)i. My favourite way of seeing that sin30=12 and cos30=√32 is ...
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It could be to: collect data from a sample of every twentieth student who arrives at school one day
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I believe the answer is: 1/35
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