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Dawson64
Nov6-10, 11:59 AM
Why does it make sense ( when considering Z4)to form the factor group
Z4 / (2Z4) where kZn = {0, k mod n, 2k mod n, ..., nk mod n}?
I believe that this above factor group is isomorphic to Z2, but how can I prove this?
Why does it make sense ( when considering Z4)to form the factor group
Z4 / (2Z4) where kZn = {0, k mod n, 2k mod n, ..., nk mod n}?
I believe that this above factor group is isomorphic to Z2, but how can I prove this?
The groups you're considering are of very small order so in this case, just write out the elements and remember the number of groups of order 2 is ______ . In general, based off your definition, you should be able to identify the group pretty easily by what you know about finite cyclic groups.
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