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Order of a Group

           
Finite and infinite Groups:
            If a group contains a finite number of distinct elements, it is called finite group otherwise an infinite group.
In other words, a group  is said to be finite or infinite according as the underlying set G is finite or infinite.



Order of a Group:
            The number of elements in a finite group is called the order of the group. An infinite group is said to be of infinite order.

Note: It should be noted that the smallest group for a given composition is the set {e}consisting of the identity element e alone.


Example:

  1.  is the example of finite group with order 3.
  2.  is the another example of finite group with order 4.



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