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For a finite group G, denote by k ( G ) the number of distinct conjugacy classes of G, i.e., G = ? i = 1 k ( G ) [ x i ] . We may recall now the famous class equation in group theory: | G | = | Z ( G ) | + ? k ( G ) i = | Z ( G ) | + 1 | [ x i ] | .

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Group Theory Axioms and Proof To prove: (a × b) × b-1 × a-1= I, where I is the identity element of G. Hence, proved. Axiom 2: If in a group G, 'x', 'y' and 'z' are three elements such that x × y = z × y, then x = z. This is also known as cancellation law.