Feit–Thompson theorem
It is quite mysterious that every finite group of odd order is solvable. You see that odd factorial order is even number. Prime number is included in this theory.
3!/2=3
3,5,7,11,13,17,19 are prime numbers.
G is a group, and P and Q are odd primes. (P < Q)
(1+KQ) is the subgroups of G, so it is a divisor of |G| . K is an integer.
Therefore, P^2 is divided by (1+KQ).
∴
3!/2=3
5!/2=60
7!/2=2520
9!/2=181440
11!/2=19958400
13!/2=3113510400
15!/2=653837184000
17!/2=177843714048000
19!/2=60822550204416000
21!/2=25545471085854720000
3,5,7,11,13,17,19 are prime numbers.
G is a group, and P and Q are odd primes. (P < Q)
(1+KQ) is the subgroups of G, so it is a divisor of |G| . K is an integer.
Therefore, P^2 is divided by (1+KQ).
∴

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