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Show that the operation * on Z define by a* b =a+b+1 for all a,b in Z Satisfies (i) the closure property (ii) the associative law and (iii) the commutative law ltrbgt (iv) find the identity element in Z (v) what is the inverse iof an element a in Z ?

Show that the opeation * on Q -{1} defined gby a*b=a+b-ab for all a, b in Q- {1} Satifies (i) the closure property (ii) the associative law (iii) the commutative alw (iv) what is the identity element ? (v)for each a in Q-{1} find the inverse of a

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  • Laws of Association are

    A
    Law of Similarity
    B
    Law of Contrast
    C
    Law of Contiguity
    D
    All of these
  • Associated colloids

    A
    Behave as electrolytes at low concentration
    B
    Behave as colloids at low concentration
    C
    `C_(17) H_(35)COONa` is an example of associated
    colloid
    D
    Associated colloids are formed below Kraft's
    temperature
  • Associated colloids :

    A
    raise both the surface tension and viscosity of water
    B
    lower the surface tension and viscosity of water
    C
    lower the surface tension and rasie the viscosity of water
    D
    have greater concentration at the surface layer than the bulk of the solution
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