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Cyclic group

math Maturity 11-13

Some things move in a circle.

Cyclic group.svg
Cyclic group.svg
You can use one step to find every spot. It is like a pattern that repeats. This helps us see how shapes turn. It is a neat way to count. Can you find a circle?
Frieze group 11.png
Frieze group 11.png

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File:Cyclic group.svg
Cyclic group.svg
File:Frieze group 11.png
Frieze group 11.png
File:Frieze group 1g.png
Frieze group 1g.png
File:Frieze example p1.png
Frieze example p1.png
File:Frieze hop.png
Frieze hop.png
File:Frieze example p11g.png
Frieze example p11g.png
File:Frieze step.png
Frieze step.png
File:GroupDiagramMiniC1.svg
GroupDiagramMiniC1.svg
File:GroupDiagramMiniC2.svg
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File:GroupDiagramMiniC3.svg
GroupDiagramMiniC3.svg
File:GroupDiagramMiniC4.svg
GroupDiagramMiniC4.svg
File:GroupDiagramMiniC5.svg
GroupDiagramMiniC5.svg

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📚 Content adapted from Wikipedia | Readability: FK 11.6 | Vital Level 5