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The rational point P=(0,1) lies on E and is neither the identity nor (−1,0). By solution these are all the rational torsion points of an elliptic curve. Hence P has infinite order and E(Q) is infinite: its multiples nP are distinct. No assertion about its being a generator or about the exact rank of an elliptic curve is needed here.

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