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grupa
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zbiór z odwracalnym i łącznym działaniem dwuargumentowym wewnętrznym mającym element neutralny
A group is a mathematical structure where you have a collection of elements and a way to combine any two of them that always produces another element in the collection, with the combination process being reversible and orderly. It matters because groups appear throughout mathematics and science as a fundamental way to describe symmetries, transformations, and other patterns that follow consistent rules.
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Grupa – struktura algebraiczna definiowana jako zbiór z określonym na nim łącznym i odwracalnym dwuargumentowym działaniem wewnętrznym; szczególny przypadek monoidu, w którym każdy element ma element odwrotny (zob. ). Dział matematyki badający własności grup nazywa się teorią grup.
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