(a)(b)(c)Show that is a group homomorphism.Compute the kernel Kerof .Compute the image Imof v. (5) Let CX be the group of non-zero complex numbers (under multiplication) and : CX →CX be the map defined by (x):=X

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(a) (b) (c) Show that is a group homomorphism. Compute the kernel Ker of v. Compute the image Im of v.