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give an example of a group in which there exists elements a,b such that o(a), o(b) are finite but o(ab) is not finite

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Answered by shoaibahmad131
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o(a,b)=22,1/7

we take o(a)=22

and o(b)=1/7

we get o(a,b)=(22/7)

as we know that 22/7=3.142857143..............

hence we get an infinite number by group of finite numbers

Answered by DiaJaam
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