Let (G1, ) and (G2, *) be two groups and p: G1→ G2 be an isomorphism. Then O G2 might be abelian even if G1 is abelian O G2 might not be abelian even if G1 is abelian. O G2 is abelian if and only if G1 is cyclic. G2 is abelian if G1 is abelian.

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Problem 32E: Prove statement d of Theorem 3.9: If G is abelian, (xy)n=xnyn for all integers n.
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Let (G1, -) and (G2, *) be two groups and o G1 G2 be an isomorphism. Then
G2 might be abelian even if G1 is abelian
G2 might not be abelian even if G1 is abelian.
G2 is abelian if and only if 61 is cyclic.
G2 is abelian if G1 is abelian.
Transcribed Image Text:m 2 QLSclqmxs00_xCY2BdP9GyckMTuBLEbP13BYbElutzjcm5QM2Tg/formResponse Let (G1, -) and (G2, *) be two groups and o G1 G2 be an isomorphism. Then G2 might be abelian even if G1 is abelian G2 might not be abelian even if G1 is abelian. G2 is abelian if and only if 61 is cyclic. G2 is abelian if G1 is abelian.
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