Question #105620
1.If (G,*)is a group, then , * is the only binary operation defined on G

2.If every element of a group G has finite order, then G must be of finite order.
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Expert's answer
2020-03-17T13:36:33-0400

1.and: Not necessary

Let G=RG=\R then (G,+)(G,+) is a group.

But multiplication is also a binary operation on G.G.

2.Ans: Not necessary

Counter example 1.

Let G=QZG=\frac{Q}{\Z} Then elements of GG are looks like pq+Z\frac{p}{q}+\Z ,whose order is qq . But the order of the group is not finite.

Counter example 2.

Let G=G= Z2×Z2×............\Z_2×\Z_2×............ up to infinity time.

Then G is an infinite group but order of each elements is finite.


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