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Closure Property (Addition of Whole Numbers) : Solved Examples

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Explain Closure property of addition of whole numbers, with numbers 25 and 1213
This proceeds as;

We know that
25 is a whole number and
1213 is also a whole number
Let's add both these given whole numbers and we get;
25 + 1213
= 1238

Now after addition we get 1238 and this is also a whole number.

So, This explain closure property of addition of whole number that whole numbers are closed under addition, which means that addition of whole numbers will also give whole number.


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