. Suppose that G and H are groups, and that φ : G → H is a homomorphism. Prove that G/Ker(φ)-φ(G). (The notation įs shorthand for "is isomorphic to.) Definition: Suppose G is a group, and H a normal subgroup of G. The group consisting of the set G/H with operation defined by (aH (bH) (ab) is called the quotient group of G by H. (Sometime the ter factor group" is used in place of "quotient group".) Definitions: . Suppose that (Ga) and (Ho) are groups. We say that a function φ : G → H is a homomorphism if for all a, be G, ф(a b)-ф(a)od(b). Definition: We say that groups are isomorphic if there exists an isomorphism between them. If G and H are isomorphic groups, we write in symbols GH exists an isomorpiism

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. Suppose that G and H are groups, and that φ : G → H is a homomorphism. Prove that G/Ker(φ)-φ(G).
(The notation
įs shorthand for "is isomorphic to.)
Definition: Suppose G is a group, and H a normal subgroup of G. The group consisting of the set G/H with
operation defined by (aH (bH) (ab) is called the quotient group of G by H. (Sometime the ter factor
group" is used in place of "quotient group".)
Definitions:
. Suppose that (Ga) and (Ho) are groups. We say that a function φ : G → H is a homomorphism if for all
a, be G, ф(a
b)-ф(a)od(b).
Definition: We say that groups are isomorphic if there exists an isomorphism between them. If G and H are
isomorphic groups, we write in symbols GH
exists an isomorpiism
Transcribed Image Text:. Suppose that G and H are groups, and that φ : G → H is a homomorphism. Prove that G/Ker(φ)-φ(G). (The notation įs shorthand for "is isomorphic to.) Definition: Suppose G is a group, and H a normal subgroup of G. The group consisting of the set G/H with operation defined by (aH (bH) (ab) is called the quotient group of G by H. (Sometime the ter factor group" is used in place of "quotient group".) Definitions: . Suppose that (Ga) and (Ho) are groups. We say that a function φ : G → H is a homomorphism if for all a, be G, ф(a b)-ф(a)od(b). Definition: We say that groups are isomorphic if there exists an isomorphism between them. If G and H are isomorphic groups, we write in symbols GH exists an isomorpiism
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