Reading Question 4.1.3. Which of the following maps is a group homomorphism? (Select all thatаpply.)(a) o: Sn → Sn, o → o²(b) 0: Sn → Sn, 0 →o-1(c) ¢: Sn → Sn, o+ (1 2)o(d) 0: Sn → Sn, o He

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Reading Question 4.1.3. Which of the following maps is a group homomorphism? (Select all that apply.) (a) p: Sn → Sn, o H o² (b) p: Sn + Sn, oHo-1 (c) p: Sn + Sn, o+ (12)o (d) p: Sn → Sn, o H e