Consider the group homomorphism φ : S3 × S5→ S5 and φ((σ, τ )) = τ...

Consider the group homomorphism φ : S₃ × S₅→ S₅ and φ((σ, τ )) = τ .

(a) Determine the kernel of φ. Prove your answer. Call K the kernel.

(b) What are all the left cosets of K in S₃× S₅ using set builder notation.

(c) What are all the right cosets of K in S₃ × S₅ using set builder notation.

(d) What is the preimage of an element σ ∈ S₅ under φ?

(e) Compare your answers in parts (b)-(d). What do you notice?

Expert Solution

Colby Messinger answered 2 years ago

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