TheoremLet f: G → H be a group homomorphism. Then, Im fs H.ProofThe kernel of f, we write Ker f, isKer f = {g e G: f(g) = en}.The Image of f, we write Im f, isIm f= {h e H: h = f(g) for some g e G}.

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Theorem Proof Let f: G→→ H be a group homomorphism. Then, Im fs H. The kernel of f, we write Ker f, is Ker f= {ge G: f(g) = en}. The Image of f, we write Im f, is Im f= {he H: h= f(g) for some g = G).