Question 6 • *V* Algebra 2 S1
Rational numbers are closed under subtraction because the difference of any two rational numbers is also rational. For example, 3/4 − 1/2 = 1/4, which is rational. Whole numbers and natural numbers can give a negative result, and irrational numbers can subtract to give a rational result, such as √2 − √2 = 0.
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