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If you ask any question, remember that there is almost no universal notation:
>what constitutes a BAD question
If p divides |G|, show that there exists an element of order p.
>what constitutes a GOOD question
Suppose p is a prime that divides the order of a finite group G. Show that there exists an element of order p.

previous thread: >>10091015

>He's not studying from BASED Shelah
Not going to make it!

>>9401984
Are you that much of a brainlet where you cannot easily figure out which is which?

>>9394711

>>9338434

>>9249483
>meme answer
>>9249487
basic af
>>9249694
no you didn't. if high school entertained you then see >>9249942
>>9250026
Elementary as in only computations? Upper division linear algebra (at the undergrad level) is pretty cool. No more row reductions, and other nonsense, but instead you study it from a purely abstract point and will begin to think of different ways to express previous mathematics courses main concepts using the power of linear algebra.

For me it's the McShelah. pic related

>>9238355
>combinatorics
cs-tier

How do I git gud at making proofs?

>>9164169

>>9161198

>>9126336

>>9101268

>>9091475

>>8932570
Take your choice of proof technique OP. Similarly, straightforward, or check. Pic related is how real math is done.

>Similarly
>Straightforward
>Check

>>8906666

>>8900039
>Not including the other one

I got you senpai

>>8881763
>>8881879
>>8882941
nope try again

>>8882972
get a masters in applied math if you want $$$