Exercise 15.2.17. Use Exercise 15.2.16 to prove the following proposition: Proposition 15.2.18. The identity element in a group G is unique; that is, there exists only one elemente € G such that eg = ge=g for all g = G.
Exercise 15.2.17. Use Exercise 15.2.16 to prove the following proposition: Proposition 15.2.18. The identity element in a group G is unique; that is, there exists only one elemente € G such that eg = ge=g for all g = G.
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Please do Exercise 15.2.17. Please show step by step and explain
Hint I got for that questions is "Suppose that e and f are both identities of G, and use
Exercise 15.2.16 to show that this implies e = f"
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