Let me see and write what I will get by adding, subtracting, multiplying and dividing (divisor is non-zero) two rational numbers.
As rational numbers are number which can be expressed in form of
,
Where p and q are integers and q≠0
Let’s take 2 rational number
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On adding 2 rational numbers.
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Where result is in form of ![]()
As multiplying and adding integers gives an integer
(ys) can’t be 0 because y,s≠0
∴ Adding 2 rational number gives a rational number
On subtracting 2 rational numbers.
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Where result is in form of ![]()
As multiplying and subtracting integers gives an integer
(ys) can’t be 0 because y,s≠0
∴ Subtracting 2 rational number gives a rational number
On multiplying 2 rational numbers.
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Where result is in form of ![]()
As multiplying an integers gives an integer
(ys) can’t be 0 because y,s≠0
∴ Multiplying 2 rational number gives a rational number
On Dividing 2 rational numbers.
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Where result is in form of ![]()
As multiplying an integer gives an integer
(yr) can be 0 because r can be 0
∴ Dividing 2 rational number doesn’t gives a rational number
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