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What is the difference between closure property and commutative property?
Difference between closure property and commutative property:
Closure property | Commutative property |
Closure property says that if for any two natural or whole numbers a and b, $a\times b$ is also a natural or whole number then the set of natural or whole numbers is closed under $\times$ where $\times$ represents $+$, or $\times$. For example, Take two numbers 4 and 5, $4+5=9$ which is a natural (whole) number. Therefore, Natural(Whole) numbers are closed under addition. | The commutative property for addition or multiplication states that we can add or multiply natural or whole numbers in any order. For example, $2+3 = 3+2 = 5$ $2\times 3 = 3\times 2 = 6$ |
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