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Which of the following is INCORRECT?

  1. A
    is the multiplicative identity of rational numbers.
  2. B
    Commutative property holds in the set of natural numbers under addition.
  3. C
    Every rational number is a whole number.
  4. D
    Reciprocal of is .

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Let's check each statement:Option A: True, for any rational number.Option B: True, for all natural numbers.Option C: Incorrect. Rational numbers include fractions like or negative quotients like , which are clearly not whole numbers ().Option D: True, .

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Which of the following is INCORRECT?
A
is the multiplicative identity of rational numbers.
B
Commutative property holds in the set of natural numbers under addition.
C
Every rational number is a whole number.
D
Reciprocal of is .

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