state and prove lagranges theorem on group
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Step-by-step explanation:
Lagrange theorem states that the order of the subgroup H is the divisor of the order of the group G. If G is a group of finite order m, then the order of any a∈G divides the order of G and in particular am = e.
Proof of Lagrange Statement:
Let H be any subgroup of the order n of a finite group G of order m. Let us consider the cost breakdown of G related to H. Now let us consider each coset of aH comprises n different elements. Let H = {h1,h2,…,hn}, then ah1,ah2,…,ahn are the n distinct members of aH.
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