Help with (d) its group theory problem University of VendaMAT 3542 [Group Theory] Tut 4 2023(a) Let G be an abelian group. Show that the elements of finite order in G form a subgroup.This subgroup is called the torsion subgroup of G.(b) Let G be a group. IfD(0, 1)k, find (m,n).: ZxZ- G is a homomorphism and D(1,0) while(c) Prove that the torsion subgroup H of an abelian group G is a normal subgroup of G, andthat G/H is torsion free. An abelian group is torsion free ife is the only element of finite order.(d) Show that if H and N are subgroups of a group G, and N is a normal subgroup, then HNis normal in H.(e) Show that the set of all g e G such that ig: GG is the identity inner automorphism, i..is a normal subgroup of a group G.(f) Let F be a multiplicative group of all continuous functions mapping R into R that arenonzero at every xe R. Let R* be the multiplicative group of nonzero real numbers. Let :F→ R* be given by D() = f(x)dx. Is a homomorphism?(g) Let G be any group let a be any element of G. Let : Z→G be defined by Þ(n) = a".Show that is a homomorphism.(h) Let G be a group. Let h, k eG and let : ZxZ→G be defined by D(m, n) =h™k".Give a necessary and sufficient condition, involving h and k, for be a homomorphism. Proveyour condition.cientific WorkPlacePowered by CS CamScanner

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(a) Let G be an abelian group. Show that the elements of finite order in G form a subgroup. This subgroup is called the torsion subgroup of G. (b) Let G be a group. If D(0, 1) k, find (m, n). : ZxZ-G is a homomorphism and (1,0) - h while (c) Prove that the torsion subgroup H of an abelian group G is a normal subgroup of G, and that G/H is torsion free. An abelian group is torsion free ife is the only element of finite order. (d) Show that if H and N are subgroups of a group G, and N is a normal subgroup, then HON is normal in H. (e) Show that the set of all ge G such that ig : G is a normal subgroup of a group G. G is the identity inner automorphism, i.. (f) Let F be a multiplicative group of all continuous functions mapping R into R that are nonzero at every x e R. Let R* be the multiplicative group of nonzero real numbers. Let : F→ R* be given by (f) = f(x)dx. Is a homomorphism? (g) Let G be any group let a be any element of G. Let : Z→G be defined by D(n) = a". Show that is a homomorphism. (h) Let G be a group. Let h, ke G and let : ZxZ→G be defined by D(m,n) =h™k". Give a necessary and sufficient condition, involving h and k, for be a homomorphism. Prove our condition. cientific WorkPlace Powered by CS CamScanner

(a) Let G be an abelian group. Show that the elements of finite order in G form a subgroup. This subgroup is called the torsion subgroup of G. (b) Let G be a group. If D(0, 1) k, find (m, n). : ZxZ-G is a homomorphism and (1,0) - h while (c) Prove that the torsion subgroup H of an abelian group G is a normal subgroup of G, and that G/H is torsion free. An abelian group is torsion free ife is the only element of finite order. (d) Show that if H and N are subgroups of a group G, and N is a normal subgroup, then HON is normal in H. (e) Show that the set of all ge G such that ig : G is a normal subgroup of a group G. G is the identity inner automorphism, i.. (f) Let F be a multiplicative group of all continuous functions mapping R into R that are nonzero at every x e R. Let R* be the multiplicative group of nonzero real numbers. Let : F→ R* be given by (f) = f(x)dx. Is a homomorphism? (g) Let G be any group let a be any element of G. Let : Z→G be defined by D(n) = a". Show that is a homomorphism. (h) Let G be a group. Let h, ke G and let : ZxZ→G be defined by D(m,n) =h™k". Give a necessary and sufficient condition, involving h and k, for be a homomorphism. Prove our condition. cientific WorkPlace Powered by CS CamScanner

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