How Does an Element of a Finite Group Relate to Cryptology Theorems?

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You might try applying Lagrange's theorem; that should set you in the right direction.
 
If [itex]G[/itex] is a finite group with order [itex]|G|[/itex] then for each element [itex]a \in G[/itex] , [itex]a^{|G]} = I[/itex], the identity.

Are you asking how to write a proof of the theorem or for some intuitive indication why it is true?
 
LaGrange's theory helped thanks. Also, the rewritten form of the statement helped, so thanks both of you.
 
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