PROBLEM 4Let Cx = C\{0}. This is a group with respect to the operation of multiplication. LetGCC be the subset consisting of all elements of finite order.4.1 Show thatG = n = {z Є C : z € Z for some n > 0}.n>04.2 Show that multiplication of complex numbers defines a binary operation on G, andconclude that G is a group.4.3 Determine whether or not G is generated by a single element ≈ Є C×.

Problem 4.1Goal: Show that G=⋃n>0Zn={z∈C:z∈Zn for some n>0}. 1. Define Zn: Let Zn be the…

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