Give an example of two non-homomorphic finite abelian groups that have the same number of elements but not the same bases

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Section7.6: The Inverse Trigonometric Functions
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Give an example of two non-homomorphic finite abelian groups that have the same number of elements but not the same bases.

Demuestre que H × {1} y {1} × K son subgrupos normales de H x K que
estos subgrupos generan H x K, que su intersección es {(1,1)} y que los
elementos (h, 1) y (1, k) conmutan.
Transcribed Image Text:Demuestre que H × {1} y {1} × K son subgrupos normales de H x K que estos subgrupos generan H x K, que su intersección es {(1,1)} y que los elementos (h, 1) y (1, k) conmutan.
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