Exercise 7.3. Let G be a finite group and n = N with n ||G|. (1) Suppose H is the unique subgroup of G with [G : H] = n. Show that H is normal in G. (2) Suppose H is a normal subgroup of G with |H| = |G|/n. Prove or disprove that H is the unique subgroup of G with [G : H] = n.

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Exercise 7.3. Let G be a finite group and n = N with n ||G|.
(1) Suppose H is the unique subgroup of G with [G : H] = n. Show that H is normal in G.
(2) Suppose H is a normal subgroup of G with |H| = |G|/n. Prove or disprove that H is the
unique subgroup of G with [G : H] = n.
Transcribed Image Text:Exercise 7.3. Let G be a finite group and n = N with n ||G|. (1) Suppose H is the unique subgroup of G with [G : H] = n. Show that H is normal in G. (2) Suppose H is a normal subgroup of G with |H| = |G|/n. Prove or disprove that H is the unique subgroup of G with [G : H] = n.
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