National College of Business Administration & Economics

(SUB-CAMPUS BAHAWALPUR)
M. Sc. Mathematics (Evening)
Name: ______________
Roll #:_________________
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Paper : Algebra-I Term: Final Term Exam Marks:35
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i.

Part I
NOTE: Attempt all parts. Each part carries one mark.
A group is finitely presented if and only if it has finite number of _________________.
(relators

ii.

largest)

If epimorphism is one-one, then it is called________________.

(monomorphism,

iv.

Abelian)

The number of __________ cosets of H in G is called index of H in G.

(all,

vi.

isomorphism)

Every subgroup of a cyclic group is _________________.

(cyclic,

v.

generators)

The _______________ subgroup of G containing X is called subgroup generated by X.

(smallest,

iii.

distinct)

___________________ of a group is called centre of group.

(Normalizer, Centralizer)

vii.

Centralizer of G is may or may not subgroup of G.

viii.

If a group is Abelian, then it is also cyclic.

ix.

If homomorphism is onto, then it is called epimorphism.

x.

Let : be a mapping from group if f is one-one and onto then f is a

homomorphism.

xi.

Is : defined by () = 2 is a isomorphism.

xii.

The order and index of infinite subgroup divide order of a group.

National College of Business Administration & Economics

(BUC-CAMPUS BAHAWALPUR)
M. Sc. Mathematics (Evening)
Name: ______________
Roll #:_________________
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Paper : Algebra-I Term: Final Term Exam Marks: 36
______________________________________________________________________
Subjective

i. Define center of a group G and show that it is subgroup of G.

ii. If H is a non-empty finite subset of G which is closed, then show that H is a
subgroup of G.
iii. If G is finite group then prove that the order of each element of G divides the order
of G.
iv. State and prove Lagranges theorem.