Let X be a G-set and let Y X. Let G y = {g G|

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Let X be a G-set and let Y ⊆ X. Let Gy = {g ∈ G| gy = y for all y ∈ Y}. Show Gy is a subgroup of G, generalizing Theorem 16.12.

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Let X be a G-set. Then Gx is a subgroup of G for each x ∈ X,

Proof Let x ∈ X and let g1, g2 ∈ Gx. Then g1x = x and g2x = x. Consequently, (g1g2)x = g1 (g2x) = g1x = x, so g1g2 ∈ Gx, and Gx is closed under the induced operation of G. Of course ex= x, so e E G,. If g ∈ Gx, then gx = x, so x =ex= (g-1 g)x = g1(gx) = g-1 x, and consequently g-1 ∈ G x. Thus Gx is a subgroup of G.

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