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A binary operation `@` is defined on the set `A={0,1,2,3,4,5}` as follows: `a@b=a+b(mod6)` for all `a,binA.` Prove that `oinA` is the identity element In A is invertible with operation `@` and each element A is invertible with `6-ainA` being the inverse of the element a.

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