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Modern algerbra - Let the set be T={0,1} and let the operation be multiplication. - Let...

Modern algerbra

- Let the set be T={0,1} and let the operation be multiplication.
- Let the set be T={0,1} and let the operation be addition.

I just need help determining whether the set is closed under the operation

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