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==Other examples== *The even integers form a subgroup {{tmath|2\Z}} of the [[integer ring]] {{tmath|\Z:}} the sum of two even integers is even, and the negative of an even integer is even. *An [[ideal (ring theory)#Definitions|ideal]] in a ring {{mvar|R}} is a subgroup of the additive group of {{mvar|R}}. *A [[linear subspace]] of a [[vector space]] is a subgroup of the additive group of vectors. *In an [[abelian group]], the elements of finite [[order (group theory)|order]] form a subgroup called the [[torsion subgroup]].
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