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Which set is closed under the operation multiplication? A. {1} B. {1, 2, 3} C. {1, 2} D. {0, 1, 2}
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can u explain it for me?
A set is closed under multiplication if you take any members of that set and multiply them, the product (answer when you multiply them) will be inside the set.
The set {1,2} is NOT closed under multiplication because if you multiply 2 x 2, the product, 4, is not inside that set. You can even multiply a number by itself, or any two different numbers inside the set.
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