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Prove that a cyclic group with prime order p has two subgroups.

Firstly, I know that the two groups are the trivial group and itself. I don't know how to start the proof.
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Answered by Steve
think of Lagrange's theorem on prime order.
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Prove that a cyclic group with prime order p has two subgroups.

Firstly, I know that the two groups are the trivial group and itself. I don't know how to start the proof.

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