Problem 3. Let m, n = Z with 2 ≤ m ≤ n.3.1. Let (a1 a2that...am) Є Sn be any m-cycle, and let yЄ Sn be arbitrary. Show-1(a1 a2...am) = ((a1) (a2)...(am)).3.2. Let σ = Sn be an n-cycle and let A = {0}. Prove that Cs (A) = (σ).

Step 1: Problem 3.1 The m-cycle can be interpreted as a1↦a2,a2↦a3,...,am−1↦am,am↦a1 and all…

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Problem 3. Let m, n = Z with 2 ≤ m ≤ n. 3.1. Let (a1 a2 that ... am) Є Sn be any m-cycle, and let yЄ Sn be arbitrary. Show -1 (a1 a2 ... am) = ((a1) (a2) ... (am)). 3.2. Let σ = Sn be an n-cycle and let A = {0}. Prove that Cs (A) = (σ).