Respuesta :
Answer:
+ closed
- closed
* closed
÷ not closed
Step-by-step explanation:
When you add integers, you will always get an integer so it is closed under addition
When you subtract integers, you will always get an integer so it is closed under subtraction
When you multiply integers, you will always get an integer so it is closed under multiplication
When you divide integers, you will not always get an integer so it is not closed under division
1/5 = .2 which is not an integer
Answer:
1. Yes
2. Yes
3. Yes
4. No
Step-by-step explanation:
The expression -8 + 5 shows the sum of two integers. This expression has a value of -3. Because -3 is also an integer, the set of integers appears to be closed under addition.
The expression 9 − (-11) shows the difference of two integers. This expression has a value of 20. Because 20 is also an integer, the set of integers appears to be closed under subtraction.
The expression 3 · (-4) shows the product of two integers. This expression has a value of -12. Because -12 is an integer, the set of integers appears to be closed under multiplication.
The expression, -1 ÷ 6, shows the quotient of two integers. This expression has a value -1/6, Because -1/6 is not an integer, the set of integers is not closed under division.