Re: Simple Group Theory Questions
- From: animea@xxxxxxxxx
- Date: 29 Dec 2005 23:26:50 -0800
Thanks for the replies guys.
I actually got the answer to (1) before reading your replies. Easier
than I thought.
Abdulla wrote:
> Hi animea,
> for part a)
> use x^2=e to find a relation between x and it's inverse
> then,
> consider (xy)^2
>
> for part b) i will try on it but what do you mean by 1 ??
> is it the identity of the real number or what because you didn't mentioned the nature of that set S
The set S is any set. It doesn't anything to do with the rational
numbers or anything. And the element 1 is just an element of S, it's
not supposed to mean the number 1. Call it "e" or whatever.
But the only things you can assume about the element "1" and the
operator "/" are those two rules given in the question.
>
> hope you enjoy group theory,
> Are you studying in a college?
> If yes what and where?
Yeah, I'm first year CS, in Canada.
> bye
.
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