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1(a) Suppose G is a group with p + 1 elements of order p , where...

1(a) Suppose G is a group with p + 1 elements of order p , where p is prime. Prove that G is not cyclic.

(b) Suppose G is a group with order p, where p is prime. Prove that the order of every non-identity element in G is p.

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