RULE FOR SUBTRACTION OF INTEGERS

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Property 1 (Closure property): The subtraction of any two integers is an integer i.e.for any two integers a and b a-b is an integer.

Richa felt that each time you subtract an integer from other integer, the value of the difference is less than the two numbers. Is Richa right? Give reasons for your answer.

Rules for addition of integers