3/8+(-5)/7=(-5)/7 is an example to show that
a) addition of rational numbers is commutative
b Rational numbers are clos

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3/8+(-5)/7=(-5)/7 is an example to show that
a) addition of rational numbers is commutative
b Rational numbers are closed under addition
c) addition of rational number is associative
d) Rational numbers are distributive under addition

Evelyn · Answer

Step-by-step explanation:    3/8+(-5)/7=(-5)/7   it is not written correctly

Cora · Answer

Answer:   no (d) ratinol number are distributed under addition

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3/8+(-5)/7=(-5)/7 is an example to show that a) addition of rational numbers is commutativeb Rational numbers are clos