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### Properties of Vector Addition

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»  vector addition is closed.

### Closure Property of Vector Addition

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•  Sum or difference of two vectors is another vector - closed.

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In this page, Closure property of vector addition is explained.

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Starting on learning "Closure Property of Vector Addition". ;; In this page, Closure property of vector addition is explained.

What does 'closure' mean?

• closed
• not open
• both the above

Answer is 'both the above'

Integer addition has closure property. It means that, if any two integers are added, the result will be within the integer set of numbers. Is it correct?

• Yes, the result has to be within
• No, the result has to be outside

Answer is 'Result has to be within' the set of integers.

Vector space bbb V consists of all the vectors with real numbers as components.

Is sum of two vectors be another vector in the vector space?

• Yes
• No

The answer is 'Yes'. Sum of two real-numbers is a real number. Since vector addition is addition of real-numbers as components, sum of vectors is a vector.

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Jogger

comprehensive information for quick review

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Closure Property of Vector Addition: For any vectors  vec(a), vec(b) in bbb V,
 vec(a)+vec(b) in bbb V

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Exercise

practice questions to master the knowledge

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What does 'closure' mean?
closed
closed
not;open
not open
both;above
both the above
Answer is 'both the above'
Integer addition has closure property. It means that, if any two integers are added, the result will be within the integer set of numbers. Is it correct?
yes;s;within
Yes, the result has to be within
no;outside
No, the result has to be outside
Answer is 'Result has to be within' the set of integers.
Vector space V consists of all the vectors with real numbers as components. Is sum of two vectors be another vector in the vector space?
yes;s
Yes
no
No
The answer is 'Yes'. Sum of two real-numbers is a real number. Since vector addition is addition of real-numbers as components, sum of vectors is a vector.
Sum or difference of two vectors is another vector - closed.
Closure Property of Vector Addition: For any vectors ; vector a and vector b in the vector space V, ;; vector a plus vector b is in vector space v.

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