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An Introduction of the Theory of Groups - Fourth Edition (Joseph J. Rotman) Let G be...

An Introduction of the Theory of Groups - Fourth Edition (Joseph J. Rotman)

Let G be a finite abelian group of odd order. Prove that the mapping φ : G → G given by g → g2 is an automorphism.

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