Abstract Algebra/Group Theory/Group/Definition of a Group/Definition of Inverse
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1. if c is in G, c-1 is in G.
2. c*c-1 = c-1*c = eG
Definition of Inverse
[edit | edit source]Let G be a group with operation
Usages
[edit | edit source]- If g is in G, g has an inverse g−1 in G
- b is the inverse of g on group G if
- b is in G, and
- b g = g b = eG.
- eG here again means the Identity of group G.
- If b is the inverse of g on group G, then
- b is in G, and
- b g = g b = eG.
Notice
[edit | edit source]- G has to be a group