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[[Question about Chapter 3, Problem 4]]

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If g^k=1 then dividing by g^k you get g^(-k)=1. So ord(1/g) is less than or equal to ord(g). This goes both ways, so equality must hold.

--Awika 14:42, 30 January 2009 (UTC)

Question about Chapter 3, Problem 4

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