This question is of group theory Consider aa dihedralgroup Dy= (a,b:a'= b²= (ab)=1>.(i) Find all the conjugacy classes of Dy.Give the detailsF your work.

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Consider a dihedral group Dy= (a,b:a'- *. (ab)`=t). (i) Find all the conjugacy classes of Dy Give the details of your work.

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