I'm trying to find all of the subgroups inof the order 4.
So far I can only get the subgroup set consist of
Shouldn't there be two more?
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I'm trying to find all of the subgroups in
So far I can only get the subgroup set consist of
Shouldn't there be two more?
No there are only three.Quote:
Originally Posted by tttcomrader
I'm trying to find all of the subgroups in
So far I can only get the subgroup set consist of
Shouldn't there be two more?
Look here.