Statement 1: Multitrack Turing machine. Statement 2: Gamma is Cartesian product of a finite number of finite sets. Which among the following is the correct option?

Statement 1: Multitrack Turing machine. Statement 2: Gamma is Cartesian product of a finite number of finite sets. Which among the following is the correct option? Correct Answer Statement 1 is the assertion and Statement 2 is the reason

Cartesian product works like a struct in C/C++. For Example: Computer tape storage is something like 8 or 9 bits in each cell. One can recognize a multi track tape machine by looking at the transitions because each will have tuples as the read and write symbols.

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