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4.25 Show that if |G| is an even integer, then there is an element xEG such that x*e and x²-e. 4.26 Let m,nEZ, not both 0, and let dEZ. Show that d-(m,n) iff d has the following

4.25 Show that if |G| is an even integer, then there is an element xEG such that x*e and x²-e. 4.26 Let m,nEZ, not both 0, and let dEZ. Show that d-(m,n) iff d has the following

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Printed by: a0df8c51303f01a@placeholder.17512.edu. Printing is for personal, private use may be reproduced or transmitted without publisher's prior permission. Violators 42 Section 4. Powers of an Element: Cyclic Groups 4.25 Show that if |G| is an even integer, then there is an element xEG such that x*e and x²-e. 4.26 Let m,nEZ, not both 0, and let dEZ. Show that d-(m,n) iff d has the following properties: i) d is positive; ii) dlm and din; iii) every integer ce that divides both m and n divides d. These three properties are sometimes used to define g.c.d.'s. 4.27 Let p be a prime. Show that if q.....q, are positive integers and p divides 9192 then p divides some q 4.28 Prove the "uniqueness" part of the Fundamental Theorem of Arithmetic em 0.4). (Suggestion: Use the result of Exercise 4.27 and induction on a.)
Transcribed Image Text:Printed by: a0df8c51303f01a@placeholder.17512.edu. Printing is for personal, private use may be reproduced or transmitted without publisher's prior permission. Violators 42 Section 4. Powers of an Element: Cyclic Groups 4.25 Show that if |G| is an even integer, then there is an element xEG such that x*e and x²-e. 4.26 Let m,nEZ, not both 0, and let dEZ. Show that d-(m,n) iff d has the following properties: i) d is positive; ii) dlm and din; iii) every integer ce that divides both m and n divides d. These three properties are sometimes used to define g.c.d.'s. 4.27 Let p be a prime. Show that if q.....q, are positive integers and p divides 9192 then p divides some q 4.28 Prove the "uniqueness" part of the Fundamental Theorem of Arithmetic em 0.4). (Suggestion: Use the result of Exercise 4.27 and induction on a.)
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