Rings, which consist of a set and two binary operations that obey similar rules as addition and multiplication do on the integers (called the ring axioms), are very similar to groups. Groups, on the other hand, just have one binary operation that obeys similar rules as addition does on the integers. This means that if you take any ring, you can form a group from its first binary operation.
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