Which of the following best describes a binary operation in mathematics?

An operation combining two elements from a set to produce another element of the same set

An operation involving only one element from a set

An operation that always produces a number outside the original set

An operation that combines three or more elements simultaneously

Arrange the following terms to show the logical progression in understanding basic mathematical operations.

Number,Operation,Binary,Function

Which of the following statements best describes a binary operation in mathematics?

A function that maps elements from one set to another set.

An operation involving only one element from a set.

A process that assigns a number to each element of a set.

A rule that combines two elements from different sets to produce an element outside those sets.

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