Question about Cauchy Theorem to Abelians groups

juaninf · 2011-03-24T12:20:58+00:00

Let G group and N subgroup normal from G if b \in{G} and p is prime number then (Nb)^p=Nb^p, Please help me with steps to this proof.

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Let [tex]G[/tex] group and [tex]N[/tex] subgroup normal from [tex]G[/tex] if [tex]b \in{G}[/tex] and [tex]p[/tex] is prime number then [tex](Nb)^p=Nb^p[/tex],

Please help me with steps to this proof.

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