Z/m - z/n=1 , m not equal to n

JonaGik asked Oct 9, 2023

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JonaGik asked Oct 9, 2023

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Answer:Zn≅Zm implies (Z/2)n≅Zn/2Zn≅Zm/2Zm≅(Z/2)m.

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Johnny Pauling answered Oct 15, 2023

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