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Prove that if G and H are cyclic groups of orders m and n, with (m, n) = I, then G x H

Chapter 17, Problem 17.33

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Prove that if G and H are cyclic groups of orders m and n, with (m, n) = I, then G x H iscyclic. How many different generators does it have? (See Theorem 15.4.)

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QUESTION:

Prove that if G and H are cyclic groups of orders m and n, with (m, n) = I, then G x H iscyclic. How many different generators does it have? (See Theorem 15.4.)

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if  and  are cyclic groups of orders  and , with , then  is cyclic group.

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