Maga R. answered 02/11/22
Experienced prof who likes to teach
What you need to prove is that the subset H of R^2 also forms a group with addition (that is what a subgroup means).
Let's us check if H is a group with addition.
- Does the sum of any two elements of H belongs to H? Yes ( (2k,3k)+(2l,3k)=(2(k+l),3(k+l)) and k+l is real since both k and l are real)
- Associativity? clearly satisfied
- Zero element? Same as for (R^2,+) i.e. (0,0)
- Inverse belong to the group? Since group operation is addition, the inverse of (2k,3k) is (-2k, -3k) which clearly also belongs to H
All group properties satisfied for (H,+) => H is a subgroup of (R^2,+). HTH.