O In the group G=Z%6 , let H (9) and K = (18) %3D List the elements inG / H , G/K and in H/K , showing the elements in each coset. List the cosets in (G / K)/(H |K), showing the elements in each coset. (a) (b) Give the correspondence between G /H and (G / K)/(H/K)using Third Isomorphism Theorem (c)

O In the group G=Z%6 , let H (9) and K = (18) %3D List the elements inG / H , G/K and in H/K , showing the elements in each coset. List the cosets in (G / K)/(H |K), showing the elements in each coset. (a) (b) Give the correspondence between G /H and (G / K)/(H/K)using Third Isomorphism Theorem (c)

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