Let G be a group of order 143,then the centre of G is isomorphic toa)Z...
O(G) = 143
i.e. O(G) =11 x 13 (p < q)
Here.O(G) = pq , p < q and p X q -1, so G be a cyclic group of order 143 and every cyclic group is an abelian group.
Hence G is an abelian group, if G be an abelian group then centre of G is equal to group G.
G = Z(G) [∵ G is an abelian]
i.e. O[Z(G)] = 143 so Z(G) is isomorphic to Z143.
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Let G be a group of order 143,then the centre of G is isomorphic toa)Z...
O(G) = 143
i.e. O(G) =11 x 13 (p < q)
Here.O(G) = pq , p < q and p X q -1, so G be a cyclic group of order 143 and every cyclic group is an abelian group.
Hence G is an abelian group, if G be an abelian group then centre of G is equal to group G.
G = Z(G) [∵ G is an abelian]
i.e. O[Z(G)] = 143 so Z(G) is isomorphic to Z143.
Let G be a group of order 143,then the centre of G is isomorphic toa)Z...
Explanation:
There are some key points to consider when determining the isomorphism of the center of a group of order 143:
- Order of the Group:
- The order of the group G is 143, which is a prime number.
- Any group of prime order is always cyclic.
- Center of a Group:
- The center of a group G, denoted by Z(G), is the set of all elements that commute with every element of the group.
- In a cyclic group, every element commutes with every other element in the group. Therefore, the center of a cyclic group is the group itself.
- Isomorphism:
- Two groups are isomorphic if there exists a bijective group homomorphism between them.
- Since the center of a cyclic group is the group itself, it is isomorphic to the group itself.
- Conclusion:
- Since the group G of order 143 is cyclic, its center is isomorphic to the group itself.
- Therefore, the center of G is isomorphic to G itself, which is the cyclic group of order 143 (Z143).
Therefore, the correct answer is option D) Z143.