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Let a,b∈G, where G is a group. Then which one of the following statement is not true. a)If a,b,ab have same order then ab=ba b)If a^3=e,the identity element of G and aba^-1=b^2 then order of b=16 c)ab
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Let a,b∈G, where G is a group. Then which one of the following statement is not true.
a)If a,b,ab have same order then ab=ba
b)If a^3=e,the identity element of G and aba^-1=b^2 then order of b=16
c)ab and ba have same order
d)b and aba^-1 have same order
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Corrected: the answer is indeed (b), but the order is not 3 as I had before.
Now since
, you have
For the same reason, you have
so that the order of
is 8, not 16.
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