Give examples of A group G of order 6 that has three 2Sylow
Solution
No-5
Let us assume the quaternoin group Q8={1,-1,i,-i,j,-j,k,-k}
We know that the trivial subgroups satisfies the normal condition trivially.
1 is any subgroup.
{1,-1} form subgroup of order 2
let us choose next three element i , j, or k. we have to include its negative so the three subgroups.
So the subgroups of order 4 are {1,-1,i,-i}, {1,-1,j,-j},{1,-1,k,-k} these are the only possible subgoups of oder 4 for example iff we add j to the first one , then we have to add ij=k and also the negatives which are their inverses.
The next possible subgroup order is 2, so this has to be the subgoup {1,-1}.
We have to show this group is normal.
Now g 1 g-1 =1.
Next g (-1) g-1 is either 1 or -1
Also -1 commutes with 1 and -1 .
so we are left considering g (-1) g-1 where g=i, j , k or -i, -j,, -k
Now i (-1) i-1=i (-1) (-i) = i2=-1
Similarly j(-1) j-1 =k (-1) k-1 =-1
And i (-1) (-i)-1=(-i)(-1) i =(-i) (-i) = i2 =-1
Similarly (-j) (-1) (-j)-1=(-k)(-1)(-k)-1=-1
Hence for all 8 in Q8 , g {1,-1} g-1 ={1,-1}
So {1,-1} is normal also the subgroup {1} is normal in Q8.
Therefore Q8 are normal.
