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Any body have any ideas???? I'm lost.
 
Any body have any ideas???? I'm lost.
 
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I don't know either. I looked in the back of the book, but I don't see how what they're saying has anything to do with the problem. The back of the book is talking about <math>\phi_{a^{n}}</math>, but I thought that we basically needed to show that <math>\phi_{a}^{n}=1</math>.
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I don't know either. I looked in the back of the book, but I don't see how what they're saying has anything to do with the problem. The back of the book is talking about how <math>\phi_{a^{n}}=1</math>, but I thought that we basically needed to show that <math>\phi_{a}^{n}=1</math>.

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Any body have any ideas???? I'm lost.


I don't know either. I looked in the back of the book, but I don't see how what they're saying has anything to do with the problem. The back of the book is talking about how $ \phi_{a^{n}}=1 $, but I thought that we basically needed to show that $ \phi_{a}^{n}=1 $.

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