Given the set of integers S:={1,2,3,4,5,6}. With G=S6, then the pair forms a group called the permutation group with respect the operation composition ∘. 1.Knowing that G=S6, define the set Gt:={a∈G:a(t)=t for all t∈T} If the set T={1,2}⊂S, then the subgroup Gt that leaves T elementwise invariant is given by Gt={(1),(3 4),(5 6)} true/false 2.The set A:={(1), (1 2 3), (2 3 4)}forms a subgroup of the permutation group ⟨G,∘⟩. true/false

Given the set of integers S:={1,2,3,4,5,6}. With G=S6, then the pair forms a group called the permutation group with respect the operation composition ∘. 1.Knowing that G=S6, define the set Gt:={a∈G:a(t)=t for all t∈T} If the set T={1,2}⊂S, then the subgroup Gt that leaves T elementwise invariant is given by Gt={(1),(3 4),(5 6)} true/false 2.The set A:={(1), (1 2 3), (2 3 4)}forms a subgroup of the permutation group ⟨G,∘⟩. true/false

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Given the set of integers S:={1,2,3,4,5,6}. With G=S6, then the pair <G,∘> forms a group called the permutation group with respect the operation composition ∘.

1.Knowing that G=S6, define the set

Gt:={a∈G:a(t)=t for all t∈T}

If the set T={1,2}⊂S, then the subgroup Gt that leaves T elementwise invariant is given by Gt={(1),(3 4),(5 6)}

true/false

2.The set A:={(1), (1 2 3), (2 3 4)}forms a subgroup of the permutation group ⟨G,∘⟩.

true/false

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