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(Modern Algebra) Prove using the Lagrange theorem that, except for isomorphisms, there are only two groups...

(Modern Algebra) Prove using the Lagrange theorem that, except for isomorphisms, there are only
two groups of order 4 (the cyclic and the Klein group).

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