FALL 1995 #2, SPRING 1993 #1, FALL 1992 #2
By the Sylow theorems, there is only one Sylow 7-subgroup P of G. So P is normal in G and hence
G/CG(P) = NG(P)/CG(P) < Aut(P)
where CG(P) is the centralizer of P and Aut(P) is the group of automorphisms of P. Since P ~ Z7 and Aut(Z7) ~ Z6, we get
|G/CG(P)| divides 6.
Now, |G| = 385 = (5)(7)(11), so (5)(7)(11)/|CG(P)| divides 6. It follows that |CG(P)| = (5)(7)(11) and hence CG(P) = G. This means that P <Z(G). Hence |P| (= 7) divides |Z(G)|.