Exercise 4.3. Let G be a group generated by two element a, b = G, where a and b are both offinite order. Prove or disprove that G must have finite order.(Hint: Consider two "reflections"- cos√√2sin √2πsin √√2πCOS √2πTand(-19) € GL₂(R).)

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Exercise 4.3. Let G be a group generated by two element a, b = G, where a and b are both of finite order. Prove or disprove that G must have finite order. (Hint: Consider two "reflections" - cos√√2 sin √2π sin √√2π COS √2πT and (-19) € GL₂(R).)