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1. Suppose a and b are elements of a group G. Prove, by induction, (bab−1)n = banb−1 . Hence prove that if a has order m, then bab−1 also has order m. Deduce from question (#1) that in any group ab an...

1. Suppose a and b are elements of a group G. Prove, by induction, (bab−1)n = banb−1 . Hence prove that if a has order m, then bab−1 also has order m.

Deduce from question (#1) that in any group ab and ba have the same order (you may assume ab has finite order).

The assertion in Question (#1) can be generalized to an assertion about isomorphisms. State and prove it.

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1. Suppose a and b are elements of a group G. Prove, by induction, (bab−1)n = banb−1 . Hence prove that if a has order m, then bab−1 also has order m. Deduce from question (#1) that in any group ab an...
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