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Is the the following definition correct?
Two elements a and b of a group G are said to be CONJUGATE if there exists g in G such that [tex]a=gbg^{-1}[/tex].
For instance, show that all elements in the symmetric group S5 of order 6 conjugate.
Two elements a and b of a group G are said to be CONJUGATE if there exists g in G such that [tex]a=gbg^{-1}[/tex].
For instance, show that all elements in the symmetric group S5 of order 6 conjugate.