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Let G be a group and let G' be the subgroup of G generated by the set S = {x–1y–1 xy...

Let G be a group and let G' be the subgroup of G generated by the set S = {x1y1 xy | x, y G}. (See Exercise 3, Supplementary Exercises for Chapters 5–8, for a more complete description of G'.)

a. Prove that G' is normal in G.

b. Prove that G/G' is Abelian.

c. If G/N is Abelian, prove that G' ≤ N.

d. Prove that if H is a subgroup of G and G'≤ H, then H is normal

in G.

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