Pre-Calculus › Real Numbers
Which of the following is not true about a field. (Note: the real numbers is a field)
For every element in the field, there is another element such that their product is equal to , where is the multiplicative identity, in the case of real numbers.
For every element in the field, there is another element such that their sum is equal to , where is the additive identity.
There is an element in the field such that for any element in the field.
We have for any and in the field.
A field can be defined in many ways.