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Consider the groups (R,+) and (R x R. +). Define the map Rx (RX R) → Rx R defined by ra (z. y) = (x+ry.y). Show that this map is a group action. (b). Find Orb((1, 0)), Orb ((1, 1)) and Stab((0,0)).