Typo #5
Description
"The smallest number n for which nX = 0 is called the order of X."
If n is the identity (for example 0) then nX also equals 0 but the order of the group is not 0.
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"The smallest number n for which nX = 0 is called the order of X."
If n is the identity (for example 0) then nX also equals 0 but the order of the group is not 0.