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The Closure Property implies that the product of and 15 is what type of number? (1 point) 4 5 : Rational Zero Irrational Integer
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The closure property pertains to a set of numbers and states that when you perform an operation (like addition or multiplication) on numbers from that set, the result is also a member of that set.
In this case, you mentioned the product of **a number** and **15**. The question does not specify what type of number you are multiplying by 15, so let's consider different scenarios:
1. **Rational number**: If the number you're multiplying by 15 is rational, the product will also be rational (since the product of two rational numbers is rational).
2. **Irrational number**: If the number is irrational, then the product of that irrational number and 15 will be irrational (since multiplying an irrational number by a rational number, like 15, results in an irrational number).
3. **Integer**: If the number is an integer, then the product will also be an integer (since the product of two integers is an integer).
4. **Zero**: If the number is zero, then the product will be zero (which is an integer).
Without knowing the specific type of number you're referring to, we can't definitively answer the question. However, if you are multiplying an unspecified number by 15, generally the product will remain within the same category as the number itself, which could be any of the options listed.
Based on typical convention in math problems, if the unspecified number is assumed to be rational or integer, the answer would either be "Rational" or "Integer". If no specific number was given, then it's not clear what the exact answer should be without that information. Would you like to provide that detail or clarify the type of number you meant?
In this case, you mentioned the product of **a number** and **15**. The question does not specify what type of number you are multiplying by 15, so let's consider different scenarios:
1. **Rational number**: If the number you're multiplying by 15 is rational, the product will also be rational (since the product of two rational numbers is rational).
2. **Irrational number**: If the number is irrational, then the product of that irrational number and 15 will be irrational (since multiplying an irrational number by a rational number, like 15, results in an irrational number).
3. **Integer**: If the number is an integer, then the product will also be an integer (since the product of two integers is an integer).
4. **Zero**: If the number is zero, then the product will be zero (which is an integer).
Without knowing the specific type of number you're referring to, we can't definitively answer the question. However, if you are multiplying an unspecified number by 15, generally the product will remain within the same category as the number itself, which could be any of the options listed.
Based on typical convention in math problems, if the unspecified number is assumed to be rational or integer, the answer would either be "Rational" or "Integer". If no specific number was given, then it's not clear what the exact answer should be without that information. Would you like to provide that detail or clarify the type of number you meant?
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