Let p : G → G' be a group homomorphism. (a) If H < G, prove that 4(H) is a subgroup of G' (b) If H < G and H is abelian, prove that p(H) is abelian. (c) If H ªG, prove that 4(H)9p(G).

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Let p: G → G' be a group homomorphism.
(a) If H < G, prove that o(H) is a subgroup of G'
(b) If H <G and H is abelian, prove that p(H) is abelian.
(c) If H 4G, prove that p(H) <9(G).
Transcribed Image Text:Let p: G → G' be a group homomorphism. (a) If H < G, prove that o(H) is a subgroup of G' (b) If H <G and H is abelian, prove that p(H) is abelian. (c) If H 4G, prove that p(H) <9(G).
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