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Let P be a finite p-group. Show that Φ(P) is the unique normal subgroup of P...

Let P be a finite p-group. Show that Φ(P) is the unique normal subgroup of P minimal such that the corresponding factor group is elementry abelian

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Colby Messinger answered 2 years ago
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