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. An isomorphism between groups H and K is a bijection cp : H > K that preserves the group operations, that is, writing everything multiplicatively, and writing the action of the bijection on the right, (aw = (WNW) for all (1,5 6 H. If this is the case, then we say that H and K are isomorphic, and write H E K. If H and K are groups then the Cartesian product of H and K is HxK = {(a,b)|aeH, bEK}, which becomes a group with coordinatewise group operations (and you do not need to verify this). Throughout this exercise, put G={l'i '3] 13+ = {aER|a>O} and 0 = {zec||z|=1}. o,bER,a2+b2#0}, C* = {zeClzaO}, (a) Verify that R+ is a group under multiplication. You may assume any of the usual properties of real numbers. (b) Verify that C is a group under multiplication. You may assume any of the usual properties of complex numbers. (c) Prove that G is an abelian group under matrix multiplication. You may assume any of the usual properties of matrix arithmetic and determinants. (d) Prove that, as multiplicative groups, G 2 IF x C a (1* . [Hint use familiar properties of rotation matrices and polar forms of complex numbers] (It follows that G and (3* are isomorphic, because it is easy to check that composites of isomorphisms are isomorphisms.)