Non-identity elements of prime order


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Non-Identity Elements of Prime Order

Suppose G is a finite group with the property that every non-identity element has prime order (D3 and D5 are examples of groupswith this property). Show that if the center of G, Z(G), is not trivial, then every nonidentity element of G has the same order

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