ercise 7.21. (a) Prove that (2) is a maximal subgroup in Z (under addition). Prove that (3) is a maximal subgroup in Z. Show that (4) is not a maximal subgroup in Z. Prove that (n) is a maximal subgroup of Z if and only if n is prime.
ercise 7.21. (a) Prove that (2) is a maximal subgroup in Z (under addition). Prove that (3) is a maximal subgroup in Z. Show that (4) is not a maximal subgroup in Z. Prove that (n) is a maximal subgroup of Z if and only if n is prime.
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Please solve parts a,b, and d. Also please explain everything properly (ie. don't use part d for part a and b). Thanks.
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