Thank you. Problem 4. In each of the following, prove that H ≤ G.4.1. Let K be any group and let H≤ K and G = NK(H).4.2. Let G be any group, and let H = Z(G) be its center.4.3. Let G = E2(R) and H {T: bЄ R2} is the subset of translations, where werecall that π is the isometry defined by Tɩ(v) = v + b for all v € R².==

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