Abstract
Let G be a finite group and P a subgroup of order 2. We study in this article the structures of the soluble subgroup of G that is generated by three conjugates of P. We use the results we proved about the soluble subgroups that are generated by three conjugates of P to find a soluble analogue of the Baer–Suzuki Theorem in the case prime 2.
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