Respuesta :
He is incorrect because you can multiply unlike terms like y and x and you'll get xy but you can't add unlike terms like 13x+16y is the simplest it can be.
Answer with explanation:
Suppose G is a finite group having elements natural numbers.
→→→ If you add any two members of the group, you will get member of the group,because a group satisfy closure property with respect to addition.
For example, 2 ∈N,3∈N→2+3=5∈N
→→Similarly, if you multiply any two members of the group, you will get member of the group,because a group satisfy closure property with respect to multiplication.
For example,: 2 ∈N,3∈N→2×3=6∈N
Yes, He is Correct.
