1. associativity (of multiplication) holds for any subset of the complex numbers (because the complex numbers form a ring).
2. what is the multiplicative identity of C? is it a cube root of 1? (don't over-think this)
3. how many cube roots of 1 are there? you can use the fundamental theorem of algebra. (if z^3 = 1, then z is a root of x^3 - 1.
how many roots can a cubic polynomial have at most?). besides the "obvious" root of x^3 - 1, (which being a difference of two cubes,
you should at least be able to factor a little bit) what are the "other roots"? and what is the product of these "other roots"?
how does this tell you we have inverses?