Math Problem Statement
Solution
Here is the analysis of the statements in the image:
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"В группе есть подгруппа порядка 5."
The group (symmetric group of degree 4) has order . A subgroup of order 5 would require that 5 divides 24, which is not true.
This statement is false. -
"Индекс подгруппы в группе равен 2."
The alternating group consists of all even permutations of , and its order is . Therefore, the index of in is indeed 2.
This statement is true. -
"Центр группы всегда конечен."
The center of a group (set of elements commuting with all other elements) is not always finite. For example, the center of an infinite group like (under addition) is infinite.
This statement is false. -
"Группы и изоморфны."
To check isomorphism, we analyze their structures:- : Use the Chinese Remainder Theorem. Since , this is isomorphic to .
- : Similarly, since , this is also isomorphic to .
Thus, the two groups are isomorphic.
This statement is true.
Final Answers:
- True statements:
- "Индекс подгруппы в группе равен 2."
- "Группы и изоморфны."
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Related Questions:
- How is the order of a subgroup determined in a symmetric group?
- Can we generalize the index of in to higher ?
- What examples exist of infinite groups with infinite centers?
- How does the Chinese Remainder Theorem help in determining group isomorphism?
- Why can't a group of order 24 have a subgroup of order 5?
Tip:
When analyzing group structures, always verify divisibility rules and the order of elements to rule out false subgroup claims.
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Math Problem Analysis
Mathematical Concepts
Group Theory
Symmetric Groups
Subgroups
Group Isomorphism
Formulas
Order of Symmetric Group: |Sn| = n!
Chinese Remainder Theorem
Theorems
Lagrange's Theorem
Chinese Remainder Theorem
Suitable Grade Level
Undergraduate
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