Prove that (Z × Z)/((0,1)) is an infinite cyclic group. Prove that (Z × Z)/((1,1)) is an infinite cyclic group. Prove that (Z × Z)/{(2,2)) is not a cyclic group.

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3. (a) Prove that (Z × Z)/((0, 1)) is an infinite cyclic group.
(b) Prove that (Z × Z)/((1, 1)) is an infinite cyclic group.
(c) Prove that (Z × Z)/((2,2)) is not a cyclic group.
Transcribed Image Text:3. (a) Prove that (Z × Z)/((0, 1)) is an infinite cyclic group. (b) Prove that (Z × Z)/((1, 1)) is an infinite cyclic group. (c) Prove that (Z × Z)/((2,2)) is not a cyclic group.
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