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... is a group also), then we call the subset a subgroup. Every group has two trivial subgroups: the identity element alone and the group itself. The group C4 we discussed earlier has a nontrivial subgroup comprised of the elements {I, b}. The order of a group is equal to the number of group elements. C ...
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