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Find the centralizers of the elements x and y in the dihedral group D4. Please explain...

Find the centralizers of the elements x and y in the dihedral group D4.

Please explain the working for this too - I am seeing mixed answers online and don't really understand how to compute them.

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try to understand the table, definitely you will get all answer easily. ..

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