4 Give an example of a monoid which is not group

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NavyaSingh · Answer 1 · 2021-11-12T10:40:02+0000

Our set of natural numbers under addition is then an example of a monoid, a structure that is not quite a group because it is missing the requirement that every element have an inverse under the operation.