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A subgroup of a group is a subset that is itself a group under the same operation. Lagrange's theorem states that for any finite group and subgroup , the order divides . The index is the number of distinct left cosets , and . Cosets partition into equal-sized pieces, so every element belongs to exactly one coset of .
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10| # | Title | Difficulty | Source | Tags | |
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| 222 | What Lagrange allows | Easy | Classical | ||
| 223 | Groups of prime order | Easy | Lemma | ||
| 224 | Generators of a cyclic group | Easy | Lemma | ||
| 539 | An index | Easy | Lemma | ||
| 540 | All subgroups of ℤ₁₂ | Easy | Lemma | ||
| 541 | Cosets of A₄ | Easy | Lemma | ||
| 542 | A generated subgroup | Easy | Lemma | ||
| 543 | Subgroups of the Klein group | Easy | Lemma | ||
| 544 | Order of a product of cycles | Easy | Lemma | ||
| 545 | Intersections are subgroups | Easy | Lemma |