Show that the set of all non-zero complex numbers under the
operation of multiplication
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Well, it trivially follows from the set of rationals being a field, but let’s assume we do not know this.
We have associativity under operation
We know that 1 is in the set of nonzero rationals
For any x in nonzero rationals we have y=1x such that xy=1
For any a,b in nonzero rationals we see that ab is in nonzero rationals
We have associativity, identity element, inverses in set, and closure under operation.
We have a group!
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