This question is of group theory Consider a normal Subgroup Hof order 4 of the dihedral groupDu= (a, b :a' = b²= (ab)" = 1). The n provethefo llo wing statement.%3Di) Every left coset of H is equal to its corres ponding rightcoset of H, ie gH= Hg for all gE Dy.

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Consi der a normal Subgroup H of order 4 of the dihedral group Dy= (a, b :a' = b°= (ab)* = 1). The n prove the following statement. i) Every left coset of H is equal to its corves ponding vight Coset of H, ie gH = H9 for all ge Dy. %3D

Consi der a normal Subgroup H of order 4 of the dihedral group Dy= (a, b :a' = b°= (ab)* = 1). The n prove the following statement. i) Every left coset of H is equal to its corves ponding vight Coset of H, ie gH = H9 for all ge Dy. %3D

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