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Discrete mathematics binary operation
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(1)

p

b)

p

c

=

a

p

(b)

p

c)

A, b and c belong to z2.

Prove the existence of unit element 3

It is proved that A has an inverse a- 1, which makes A

p

a- 1

=

a- 1

p

a

=

Unit element, (where a- 1 refers to the inverse of a, written as-1 power of a) If z and operation p satisfy the above three conditions, then z and operation p can form a group. The proof is as follows: 1.

For any A, B and C belong to Z, there are: (A

p

b)

p

c=(a+b-2)

p

c=(a+b-2)+c-2=a+(b+c-2)-2=a

p

(b+c-2)=a

p

(b)

p

c)2

It is easy to know that there are two belonging to Z, so for any A belonging to Z, there are two.

p

a

=

2+a-2

=

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p

2

=

a+2-2

=

A has the unit element 2, so it is 2.

p

a

=

a

p

2

=

a3

It is easy to know that a has an inverse 4-A, which makes: a.

p

(4-a)

=(4-a)

p

a

=

2z and operation p satisfy the above three conditions, so z and operation p can form a group.