Need Help with Graduate Algebra Problems?

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The discussion centers on a user seeking help with graduate algebra problems from the book "Algebra" by Larry C. Grove, specifically regarding two problems related to group theory. The user expresses difficulty in studying without a solution manual and requests assistance in solving the problems. Forum rules emphasize that assistance should only be provided after the user demonstrates effort in attempting the problems. Participants are encouraged to guide the user rather than provide complete solutions. Engaging with the community may lead to valuable insights and direction for the user's studies.
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I am trying to learn Modern algebra on my own and am having some difficulties without having a solution manual handy. I am studying Algebra by Larry C. Grove. I'd like to post problems and if anyone can provide solutions, that would be greatly appreciated!

1) If x and y are commuting elements in a group G, show |xy| divides LCM (|x|,|y|); equality holds if <x> intersect <y> = 1.

2) If P is a p-Sylow subgroup of G, show that Ng(Ng(P)) = Ng(P).

Thanks!
 
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