Natural numbers are not closed under multiplication. - Practice (English)

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Natural numbers are not closed under multiplication. - Practice (English) - ObjectiveMcq

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Number Representations And Computer Arithmetic Digital LogicEasy

Natural numbers are not closed under multiplication.

Correct Answer: A — False

Explanation:

Concept: The closure property of the multiplication of natural numbers states that the multiplication of two or more natural numbers always result in a natural number. Explanation: Hence, two or more natural numbers multiplied results in a natural number. For example, 5 Ã— 2= 10, is a natural number.

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