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Let `S=sqrt3x+2y:x,yinZ}.` Prove that the operation `**` on S defined by `(sqrt3x_(1)+2y)**(sqrt3x_(2)+2y_(2))=sqrt3(x_(1)+x_(2))+2(y_(1)+y_(2))` for all `x_(1),x_(2),y_(1),y_(2)inZ` is closed under `**`.

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