Consider the set Z₁0 under multiplication. [0] does not have a multiplicative inverse. So,Z10 is not a group under multiplication. Is Z₁0 - {[0]} a group under multiplication?(Hint: Think about the inverse axiom for a group.)

Inverse axiom for a group under multiplication is that all the non - zero elements of the group has…

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Consider the set Z₁0 under multiplication. [0] does not have a multiplicative inverse. So, Z10 is not a group under multiplication. Is Z₁0 - {[0]} a group under multiplication? (Hint: Think about the inverse axiom for a group.)