Properties of Whole Numbers
Properties of Whole Numbers: Overview
This Topic covers sub-topics such as Properties of Whole Numbers, Distributive Property of Multiplication over Addition, Closure Property of Whole Numbers, Additive Identity for Whole Numbers and, Commutative Property of Whole Numbers
Important Questions on Properties of Whole Numbers
Explain how the commutative and associative properties can be used to make the following computation easier to perform.

If and are whole numbers, then .

If and are whole numbers, then .

Whole numbers are not commutative under division.

Whole numbers are closed under subtraction.

Whole numbers are not closed under ......... operation.

Check whether the statement given below is true or false:
Division of two whole number is a whole number.

The property of closure for multiplication states that if we multiply two whole numbers, our answer will be _____.

Which of the following satisfies closure property?

State whether the statement is true or false:
Prime numbers are a set of numbers that are not closed under addition.

Which of the following satisfies closure property?

Which of the following satisfies closure property?

The set of whole numbers is closed under which of the following operation?

If we add three whole numbers and , we get , if we change the order we get the sum

If we subtract two whole numbers and , we get , if we change the order we get the difference

Changing the order of subtraction in whole number affects the result.

If we add two whole numbers and , we get , if we change the order we get the sum

Changing the order of addition in whole number affects the result.

Using the multiplicative identity property, find the value of if

Show that the multiplicative identity for integers is .
