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FP3 Groups 1. June 010 qu. A multiplicative group with identity e contains distinct elements a and r, with the properties r 6 = e and = r 5 a. Prove that r = a. [] Prove, by induction or otherwise, that r n n = a for all positive integers n. [4]. June 010 qu.8 A set of matrices M is defined by A = 1 0 0, 1 ω B = 0 0, ω ω C = 0 0, ω 0 D = 1 1, 0 0 E = ω ω, 0 0 F = ω ω, 0 where ω and ω e the complex cube roots of 1. It is given that M is a group under matrix multiplication. Write down the elements of a subgroup of order. [1] Explain why there is no element X of the group, other than A, which satisfies the equation X 5 = A. [] (iii) By finding BE and EB, verify the closure property for the pair of elements B and E. [4] (iv) Find the inverses of B and E. [3] (v) Determine whether the group M is isomorphic to the group N which is defined as the set of numbers {1,, 4, 8, 7, 5} under multiplication modulo 9. Justify your answer clely. [3] 3. Jan 010 qu. H denotes the set of numbers of the form a + b combined under multiplication. 5, where a and b e rational. The numbers e Show that the product of any two members of H is a member of H. [] It is now given that, for a and b not both zero, H forms a group under multiplication. State the identity element of the group. [1] (iii) Find the inverse of a + b 5. [] (iv) With reference to your answer to pt (iii), state a property of the number 5 which ensures that every number in the group has an inverse. [1]

4. Jan 010 qu. 8 The function f is defined by f : x defined by g(x) = ff(x). 1 1 for x, x 0, x, x 1. The function g is x Show that g(x) = 1 x 1 x and that gg(x) = x. [4] It is given that f and g e elements of a group K under the operation of composition of functions. The element e is the identity, where e : x x for x, x 0, x 1, x 1. State the orders of the elements f and g. [] (iii) The inverse of the element f is denoted by h. Find h(x). [] (iv) Construct the operation table for the elements e, f, g, h of the group K. [4] 5. June 009 qu. It is given that the set of complex numbers of the form re iθ for π < θ π and r > 0, under multiplication, forms a group. Write down the inverse of 1 e 3 i 5 π. [1] Prove the closure property for the group. [] (iii) Z denotes the element e iγ, where 1 π < γ < π. Express Z in the form e iθ, where π < θ < 0. [] 6. June 009 qu.8 A multiplicative group Q of order 8 has elements {e, p, p, p 3, a, ap, ap, ap 3 }, where e is the identity. The elements have the properties p 4 = e and a = p = (ap). Prove that a = pap and that p = apa. [] Find the order of each of the elements p, a, ap, ap. [5] (iii) Prove that {e, a, p, ap } is a subgroup of Q. [4] (iv) Determine whether Q is a commutative group. [4] 7. Jan 009 qu. 1 In this question G is a group of order n, where 3 n < 8. In each case, write down the smallest possible value of n: (a) if G is cyclic, [1] (b) if G has a proper subgroup of order 3, [1] (c) if G has at least two elements of order. [1] Another group has the same order as G, but is not isomorphic to G. Write down the possible value(s) of n. []

8. Jan 009 qu. 7 The operation * is defined by x * y = x + y a, where x and y e real numbers and a is a real constant. (a) Prove that the set of real numbers, together with the operation *, forms a group. [6] (b) State, with a reason, whether the group is commutative. [1] (c) Prove that there e no elements of order. [] The operation is defined by x y = x + y 5, where x and y e positive real numbers. By giving a numerical example in each case, show that two of the basic group properties e not necessily satisfied. [4] 9. June 008 qu.1 (a) A cyclic multiplicative group G has order 1. The identity element of G is e and another element is r, with order 1. Write down, in terms of e and r, the elements of the subgroup of G which is of order 4. [] Explain briefly why there is no proper subgroup of G in which two of the elements e e and r. [1] (b) A group H has order mnp, where m, n and p e prime. State the possible orders of proper subgroups of H. [] 10. June 008 qu.6 The operation on real numbers is defined by a b = a b. Show that is not commutative. [] Prove that is associative. [4] (iii) Determine whether the set of real numbers, under the operation, forms a group. [4] 11. Jan 008 qu. 1 (a) A group G of order 6 has the combination table shown below. State, with a reason, whether or not G is commutative. [1] State the number of subgroups of G which e of order. [1] (iii) List the elements of the subgroup of G which is of order 3. [1] (b) A multiplicative group H of order 6 has elements e, c, c, c 3, c 4, c 5, where e is the identity. Write down the order of each of the elements c 3, c 4 and c 5. [3]

1. Jan 008 qu. 8 Groups A, B, C and D e defined as follows: A: the set of numbers {, 4, 6, 8} under multiplication modulo 10, B: the set of numbers {1, 5, 7, 11} under multiplication modulo 1, C: the set of numbers { 0, 1,, 3 } under multiplication modulo 15, D: the set of numbers multiplication. 1+ m, where m and n e integers 1+ n under Write down the identity element for each of groups A, B, C and D. [] Determine in each case whether the groups A and B, B and C, A and C e isomorphic or non-isomorphic. Give sufficient reasons for your answers. [5] (iii) Prove the closure property for group D. [4] (iv) 1+ m Elements of the set, where m and n e integers e combined under addition. 1+ n State which of the four basic group properties e not satisfied. (Justification is not required.) [] 13. June 007 qu.4 Elements of the set {p, q, r, s, t} e combined according to the operation table shown below. p q r s t p q r s t t s p r q s p q t r p q r s t r t s q p q r t p s Verify that q(st) = (qs)t. [] (iii) Assuming that the associative property holds for all elements, prove that the set {p, q, r, s, t}, with the operation table shown, forms a group G. [4] A multiplicative group H is isomorphic to the group G. The identity element of H is e and another element is d. Write down the elements of H in terms of e and d. []

14. June 007 qu.9 The set S consists of the numbers 3 n, where n. ( denotes the set of integers {0, ±1, ±,... }.) Prove that the elements of S, under multiplication, form a commutative group G. (You may assume that addition of integers is associative and commutative.) [6] Determine whether or not each of the following subsets of S, under multiplication, forms a subgroup of G, justifying your answers. (a) The numbers 3 n, where n [] (b) The numbers 3 n, where n and n 0. [] (c) The numbers 3 ( ± n ), where n [] 15. Jan 007 qu. 1 Show that the set of numbers {3, 5, 7}, under multiplication modulo 8, does not form a group. [] (iii) The set of numbers {3, 5, 7, a}, under multiplication modulo 8, forms a group. Write down the value of a. [1] State, justifying your answer, whether or not the group in pt is isomorphic to the multiplicative group {e, r, r, r 3 }, where e is the identity and r 4 = e. [] 16. Jan 007 qu. 5 A multiplicative group G of order 9 has distinct elements p and q, both of which have order 3. The group is commutative, the identity element is e, and it is given that q p. Write down the elements of a proper sub group of G (a) which does not contain q, [1] (b) which does not contain p. [1] Find the order of each of the elements pq and pq, justifying your answers. [3] (iii) State the possible order (s) of proper subgroups of G. [1] (iv) Find two proper subgroups of G which e distinct from those in pt, simplifying the elements. [4] 17. June 006 qu.1 (a) For the infinite group of non-zero complex numbers under multiplication, state the identity element and the inverse of 1 +i, giving your answers in the form a + ib. [3] a 0 (b) For the group of matrices of the form 0 0 state the identity element and the inverse of 3 0 under matrix addition, where a, 0. [] 0

18. June 006 qu.8 A group D of order 10 is generated by the elements a and r, with the properties a = e, r 5 = e and r 4 a =, where e is the identity. Pt of the operation table is shown below. e a r r r 3 r 4 3 4 e e a r r r 3 r 4 3 4 a a e 3 4 r r r r 3 r 4 e r r r 3 4 r e r r 3 r 3 r 4 e r r r 4 r 4 e r r r 3 3 4 a 3 4 a 3 3 4 a 4 4 a 3 E Give a reason why D is not commutative. [1] Write down the orders of any possible proper subgroups of D. [] (iii) List the elements of a proper subgroup which contains (a) the element a, [1] (b) the element r. [1] (iv) Determine the order of each of the elements r 3, and. [4] (v) Copy and complete the section of the table mked E, showing the products of the elements,, 3 and 4. [5] 19. Jan 006 qu. The tables shown below e the operation tables for two isomorphic groups G and H. G a b c d H 4 6 8 a d a b c 4 8 6 b a b c d 4 8 6 4 c b c d a 6 4 6 8 d c d a b 8 6 8 4 For each group, state the identity element and list the elements of any proper subgroups.m [4] Establish the isomorphism between G and H by showing which elements correspond. [3] 0. Jan 006 qu. 7 A group G has an element a with order n, so that a n = e, where e is the identity. It is given that x is any element of G distinct from a and e. Prove that the order of x 1 ax is n, making it cle which group property is used at each stage of your proof. [6] Express the inverse of x 1 ax in terms of some or all of x, x 1, a and a 1, showing sufficient working to justify your answer. [3] (iii) It is now given that a commutes with every element of G. Prove that a 1 also commutes with every element. []