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How do we start this proof? Let x  gHg -1 .  Assume a, b  H Show Nonempty:

How do we start this proof? Let x  gHg -1 .  Assume a, b  H Show Nonempty:. What is the next line of the proof? Assume H is normal. Assume ab -1  H Assume a, b  H Assume if ab -1  H then Ha = Hb. What is the next line of the proof? Assume gHg -1 = H

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How do we start this proof? Let x  gHg -1 .  Assume a, b  H Show Nonempty:

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  1. How do we start this proof? • Let x  gHg-1. •  • Assume a, b  H • Show Nonempty:

  2. What is the next line of the proof? • Assume H is normal. • Assume ab-1 H • Assume a, b  H • Assume if ab-1  H then Ha = Hb.

  3. What is the next line of the proof? • Assume gHg-1 = H • Let x  gHg-1 • Assume g  H • Assume gHg-1 = H.

  4. What is the next line of the proof? • Assume gHg-1 = H • Let x  gHg-1 • Let h  H • Assume gHg-1 = H.

  5. What is the next line of the proof? • Assume gHg-1 = H • Let x  gHg-1 • Let ghg-1 = h • Let H be a subgroup.

  6. What is the next line of the proof? • Assume H is normal. • Assume H is abelian. • Let g  G, h  H. • Let gHg-1 = H.

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