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three different subgroups of Z∗1097 by giving for each subgroup its order and one generator; am aware of finding the order and elements using the Euler rule; yet confused about how to find different subgroups
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three different subgroups of Z∗1097 by giving for each subgroup its order and one generator; am aware of finding the order and elements using the Euler rule; yet confused about how to find different subgroups
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put on hold as off-topic by Adrian Keister, metamorphy, Leucippus, max_zorn, stressed out 2 days ago
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Have you factorised $1097$? That would be my first move.
– Mark Bennet
Jan 3 at 21:56
i did find the order, elements and generator for Z∗1097; but just got thrown out by subgroups as its asking for 3 other subgroups
– angel
Jan 3 at 22:01
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three different subgroups of Z∗1097 by giving for each subgroup its order and one generator; am aware of finding the order and elements using the Euler rule; yet confused about how to find different subgroups
cyclic-groups
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three different subgroups of Z∗1097 by giving for each subgroup its order and one generator; am aware of finding the order and elements using the Euler rule; yet confused about how to find different subgroups
cyclic-groups
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put on hold as off-topic by Adrian Keister, metamorphy, Leucippus, max_zorn, stressed out 2 days ago
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Have you factorised $1097$? That would be my first move.
– Mark Bennet
Jan 3 at 21:56
i did find the order, elements and generator for Z∗1097; but just got thrown out by subgroups as its asking for 3 other subgroups
– angel
Jan 3 at 22:01
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Have you factorised $1097$? That would be my first move.
– Mark Bennet
Jan 3 at 21:56
i did find the order, elements and generator for Z∗1097; but just got thrown out by subgroups as its asking for 3 other subgroups
– angel
Jan 3 at 22:01
Have you factorised $1097$? That would be my first move.
– Mark Bennet
Jan 3 at 21:56
Have you factorised $1097$? That would be my first move.
– Mark Bennet
Jan 3 at 21:56
i did find the order, elements and generator for Z∗1097; but just got thrown out by subgroups as its asking for 3 other subgroups
– angel
Jan 3 at 22:01
i did find the order, elements and generator for Z∗1097; but just got thrown out by subgroups as its asking for 3 other subgroups
– angel
Jan 3 at 22:01
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Have you factorised $1097$? That would be my first move.
– Mark Bennet
Jan 3 at 21:56
i did find the order, elements and generator for Z∗1097; but just got thrown out by subgroups as its asking for 3 other subgroups
– angel
Jan 3 at 22:01