Chem 331.3, 710 Pa 22 Prof. Edward G. Look Problem Set 1 1 . Given below is the mutliplication table for a generic group of order k = 6. The right superscripted \"2" in parentheses indicates that there is at least another arrangement of this table that does not violate the rearrangement theorem. Your job here is to determine the other arrangements of elements for a group of order 6. I fear I might have let the cat out of the bag when I let slip in class that I believe there are two others. Be sure of that or nd those extra ones that also obey the rearrangement theorem! Gd\" E 24 B If I) F E E :4 B If I) F '4 A E .D I? B C B B 37 E i) C at C CT.D [7 E xi B .D I) C :1 B 17 E F [7 B C fl E 1) Submission Instructions You may type up your answers and submit through the gray \"Browse Local F iles" button on the submission page (after you click on the "Problem Set 1" link) to locate your answers to the homework on your computer. Then click on it and then hit "OK" (or something like that} to attach and submit your le. The grade will show up in Grade Center. lfyou need help on how to submit your answer tile, just ask me on the Discussion Board. If you hand write your solutions, rst be sure it is legible, rst take a cellphone photograph of your solutions, transfer it to your computer because I nd using Blackboard on the cellphone to be almost annoyingly impossible. Then submit it through the provided link as in above paragraph. Note the due date! And if have any questions about this, just catch me on our Discussion Board