7.5 (second half), due March 18

All of the statements we can make about isomorphisms based on the order of the group is interesting (and probably useful). I think the reason I find it interesting is that I wasn't expecting them to work out like that. These isomorphisms also make it a little easier to visualize groups and wrap my head around them a little better. None of this section was overly difficult, I'm still stuck on the first half of 7.5. I didn't fully understand it I suppose and the homework was incredibly difficult for me. From the second half reading the hardest part would probably be the second half of the proof of theorem 7.3 just because it's so long and a little tricky to follow since it sort of considers lots of possibilities.