Prove that G = <x, y | x2 = yn= e, xyx = y-1> is isomorphic to Dn.
Chapter6: Exponential And Logarithmic Functions
Section6.7: Exponential And Logarithmic Models
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Prove that G = <x, y | x2 = yn= e, xyx = y-1> is isomorphic to Dn.
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We have to prove that is isomorphic to .
That is We have to prove that .
First of all we will prove that .
Clearly and belongs to .
So,
Also and belongs to
Hence, .
Also,
Hence, .
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