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James4
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Hello
I have to show that the free product of a collection of more than one non-trivial group is non-abelian.
But doesn't this just follow from the definition of the free product?
Or how would you tackle this question?
I have to show that the free product of a collection of more than one non-trivial group is non-abelian.
But doesn't this just follow from the definition of the free product?
Or how would you tackle this question?