If you let G and H be two groups and consider the product group G x H and let K be the subset of G x H given by K ={(g,e_H) | g ∈ G}. How would you prove that (G x H) / K is isomorphic to H using the 1st isomorphism theorem? I was given a hint to start with a map f: G × H -> H that sends (g, h) to h

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Chapter3: Groups
Section3.5: Isomorphisms
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If you let G and H be two groups and consider the product group G x H and let K be the subset of G x H given by

K ={(g,e_H) | g ∈ G}. How would you prove that (G x H) / K is isomorphic to H using the 1st isomorphism theorem?

I was given a hint to start with a map f: G × H -> H that sends (g, h) to h

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