A group in which the commutative law holds is called?
- Abelian group
- Galois group
- Free group
- None of these
Explanation
Commutative Law: In an Abelian group, for all elements and in the group, the operation satisfies .
Named after Niels Henrik Abel: The term "Abelian" is derived from the name of the mathematician Niels Henrik Abel.
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