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Past exam of the mathematics course of the University of Cambridge 2016 iii Paper 104 1 iii Solution by
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Eliminate using . The remaining relation becomes , which follows from . These Tietze transformations giveBoth factors are nontrivial, so this is a nontrivial free product. Conversely, in the definition satisfies both conjugation relations, confirming that eliminating loses no relation.
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