GATE | CS | 2023 | Discrete Maths | Group Theory | Question 50

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Let X be a set and 2X denote the powerset of X. Define a binary operation Δ on 2X as follows:

AΔB = (A − B) ∪ (B − A) 

Let H = (2X, Δ). 

Which of the following statements about H is/are correct?

H is a group.

Every element in H has an inverse, but H is NOT a group.

For every A ∈ 2X, the inverse of A is the complement of A.

For every A ∈ 2X, the inverse of A is A.

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