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G is group, it is given data

now (ab)$^{-1}$=a$^{-1}$b$^{-1}$

in general (ab)$^{-1}$=b$^{-1}$a$^{-1}$

so b$^{-1}$a$^{-1}$=a$^{-1}$b$^{-1}$

ab=ba

Group + commutative properly is nothing but abelian group
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