What dose identity property look like?

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∙ 7y ago

Updated: 8/21/2019

A set, S, with a binary operation, ~, defined on it has an identity (with respect to the operation) if there is an element, i, in S such that for all x in S,x ~ i = x = i ~ x.

For example, when ~ is addition, i is denoted by 0, and when ~ is multiplication, i is denoted by 1.

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