My first abstract algebra problem in 14 years! @blackpenredpen
My first abstract algebra problem in 14 years!  @blackpenredpen
Uploaded September 2025 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
Thankfully, I still remember some abstract algebra : )
We are going to show that in a group G, if a^2=1 for every a in G, then gh=hg for every g, h in G. This is a question from a viewer.

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