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Write down the multiplication tables for the direct products (i) Z4×Z2; (ii) G5×G3; (iii) Z2 ×Z2...

  1. Write down the multiplication tables for the direct products

    (i) Z4×Z2;
    (ii) G5×G3;
    (iii) Z2 ×Z2 ×Z2;
    (iv) G12×G4. Which of the above groups are isomorphic to each other?

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