10. Lagrange's theorem || Proof of Lagrange's theorem || Group theory

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O(a1H) +o(a2H) +..................

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Maan last mein k=n/m hoga

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[@sycorax9994]

actually too many mistakes and this creates lot of confusion please verify it why m/n there should be n/m ???? so please check it

[@SMHamid-vt6yy]

it is a divisibility check function ( | ) which stands for completely divides for eg. x | y means y is completely divisible by 4

[@Payal_Ojha]

I agree with you... At the starting there should be n/m to show ....but it's wrong I thought....

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[@Vimoxa_arya]

there will be n/m not m/n.

[@MrX-zf5gl]

that is a different symbol , what u are using is a division symbol and what is shown in the video is m | n (m divides n)

[@Vimoxa_arya]

@@MrX-zf5gl thanks I have understood wrongly 😅

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[@memeoftheday1667]

Perfectly explained but ek glti ho gai hy n/m krein phr theorem thk hy "This shows that n, the order of H, is a divisor of m, the order of the finite group G. We also see that the index p is also a divisor of the order of the group." Byjus Theorem yehi kehta hy k group k order ko sub group ka order divide kry ga

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Maam prove ke last se 4th line pe wo (a1H) hoga

[@misscurious6659]

Mam there is a confusion that order of H is a divisor of order of G it means O(G)/O(H)=K; n/m=k but in proof it is written in converse.. am i right or this is right. Please confirm 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙃

[@mymath7338]

The proof is correct. I have used the symbol | for m|n this means m divides n You are using in the comment slash / n/m this is fraction where n is divided by m. Don't mix the symbol. Both have the different meaning. Symbol | is standard in algebra and number theory. I hope it will be clear to you. If still any doubt please feel free to ask. Thank you for watching 🙏 Best wishes 😊

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To show n/m hoga

[@manya_bhatt]

m|n is different from n/m. (m|n means m divides n)

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mam k=n/m na hona chahiye but your answer is m/n how?

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[@sumitverma6095]

Mam it is necessary to clear ur basics before starting a you tube channel because u r saying Order of subgroup divides the order of group where order of subgroup= n and order of group = m. So it will be n/m Not m/n Because when we say 2 divides 6 so it becomes 6/2 not 2/6. It will be To Show: n/m

[@mymath7338]

Dear please see again Order of the subgroup is denoted by m not n

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Shuruaat mein , To show :m/n but last mein n/m aarha h 🙄,but you wrote n=mk, but vha n=km aayega , tb Jake m/n ki form lega

[@thevaishndra]

Read it m divides n, then it will make sense

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​@@thevaishndratoh n/m hoga na

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Man kya kar rhe ho start m order h ka m hai or last m n dikhaya aapne

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Ma'am n/m ???

[@mymath7338]

m/n read it as m divides n

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I think it should be n/m not m/n

[@mymath7338]

Dear m|n means here that m divides n Put | not /. I hope it will be clear to you. Still any doubt please let me know

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K=n/m

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[@mymath7338]

Dear Clear basics needed to understand this video first then listen to this again. Still if you have any questions please feel free to ask.

[@Payal_Ojha]

@@mymath7338Mam! At the starting, there should be n/m as if n is order of group and m is the order of its sub group.. but I don't understand why you've written m/n?? (I've seen your all videos which are prerequisite for this vdo but still it's confusing)

[@mymath7338]

Dear m/n is read as m divides n. Don't read it as m upon n. Symbol / Stands for divides

[@Payal_Ojha]

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it should be n/m not m/n .........

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Its m|n not m/n😂😂

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