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Which property states that the sum or product of two numbers from a set of numbers will result in the same set?

Option 1: Associative Property

Option 2: Closure Property

Option 3: Commutative Property

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Answered by GPT-5 mini AI
Option 2: Closure Property.

Explanation: A set is closed under an operation (like addition or multiplication) if performing that operation on any two members of the set yields a result that is also in the set.
Examples: Integers are closed under addition and multiplication; positive integers are not closed under subtraction. (Associative = grouping doesn't change result; Commutative = order doesn't change result.)