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Question 1137638: Write True if the statement is correct, Otherwise write FALSE.In each case give a brief explanation.
1. Every abelian group is cyclic.
2. If H and K are subgroups of a group G, then H intersects K is a group.
3. Every permutation is a cycle.
4. Every function is a permutation if and only if it is one-to-one.
5. Every group, has a unique generator.
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Question 1137637: Write True if the statement is correct, Otherwise write FALSE.In each case give a brief explanation.
1.The empty set can be considered a group.
2. Every group is a binary algebraic structure.
3. Every group has exactly two improper subgroups.
4. Z4 is a cyclic group.
5. In every cyclic group, every element is a generator.
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Question 1137637: Write True if the statement is correct, Otherwise write FALSE.In each case give a brief explanation.
1.The empty set can be considered a group.
2. Every group is a binary algebraic structure.
3. Every group has exactly two improper subgroups.
4. Z4 is a cyclic group.
5. In every cyclic group, every element is a generator.
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Question 1137877: 2017 students arrange themselves in a single file.
In the first round of counting, they number themselves 1, 2, 3, 1, 2, 3, 1, 2, … and so on from left to right.
In the second round of counting, they number themselves 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 1,2, … and so on from right to left.
Find the number of students whose difference between their numbers in the first and second rounds of counting is 1.
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Question 1141642: How long would a day be on Earth if instead of spinning at its usual 1000 mph the Earth rotated at 28,000 mph like the fastest-spinning planet Jupiter?
They have an answer of 52 minutes but don't know how they got the answer.
How would you go about solving? Thanks in advance.
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Question 1141642: How long would a day be on Earth if instead of spinning at its usual 1000 mph the Earth rotated at 28,000 mph like the fastest-spinning planet Jupiter?
They have an answer of 52 minutes but don't know how they got the answer.
How would you go about solving? Thanks in advance.
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