Finding the Order of Group Elements | Abstract Algebra

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Really nice explaining! Thank you

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[@Slyracoon666]

Isn't the order of the permutation group 4 since each element has to jump 4 positions to return ?

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Thankyou very much this is very helpful and nice explanation ❤

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[@mustafaizzetoruc7881]

At 3.43 why we are asking what's the smallest positive integer? Why I cannot use zero.

[@MrCoreyTexas]

I was wondering the same thing. I suppose the definition of order only includes the numbers 1,2,..., n ?

[@JPL454]

If you included 0 then it would always be the answer, so it is better to have only positive integers

[@youtubekullancs5530]

why you use * instead of this ^ operator as you said at definition i think this is wrong

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is your name Mike Ross ?

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no, is yours?

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