The binary operation ab=a+b-3ab is defined on Q. Select the correct statements.Select the correct statements.The binary operation is associative.The bibary operation is closed.The binary operation has theidentity property.The binary opertion has the inversepropertyThe binary operation is abelian(commuattive).

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Elements Of Modern Algebra

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Chapter1: Fundamentals

Section1.4: Binary Operations

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The binary operation ab=a+b-3ab is defined on Q. Select the correct statements. Select the correct statements. O The binary operation is associative. The bibary operation is closed.