Multiplicative inverses and identities

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1) if a ring R has a multiplicative identity, then the multiplicative identity is unique.

2) if an element r that is in the ring R has a left multiplicative inverse r' and a right multiplicative inverse r", then r' = r".

Reference no: EM13126465

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