Abstract Algebra I QUESTION 6Let G = {1,-1,i.-i}. Given that G with the operationof multiplication of complex numbers is a group. Define: Z→G by (n) = (-1)" where Zis the group ofintegers with the operation of addition.a) Show that is a homomorphism.b) Is an isomorphism? Justify your answer.

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QUESTION 6 Let G = {1,-1,i.-i}. Given that G with the operation of multiplication of complex numbers is a group. Define : Z→G by (n) = (-1)" where Zis the group of integers with the operation of addition. a) Show that is a homomorphism. b) Is an isomorphism? Justify your answer.