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Past exam of the mathematics course of the University of Cambridge 2007 ia Paper 3 6D ii Solution by
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Can be false. Take the Klein four-group and . It is a normal subgroup because is an abelian group. Both and have order two and are cyclic groups. But every nonidentity element of has order two, so none generates its four elements. Thus is not cyclic.
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