First Isomorphism Theorem
Let π: πΊ ⟶ πΊ′ be an epimorphism from πΊ to πΊ′. Then:
a) The πΎ = ππππ is a normal subgroup of πΊ.
b) The factor group πΊπΎis isomorphic to πΊ′.
c) A subgroup π»′ of πΊ′is normal in πΊ′
if and only if its inverse image π» = π−1(π»′) is normal in πΊ.
d) There is one-one correspondence between the subgroups of πΊ′
and those subgroups of πΊ which contain ππππ
Second Isomorphism Theorem
Let π» be a subgroup and πΎ be a normal subgroup of a group πΊ, then;
a) π»πΎ is a subgroup of πΊ,
b) π» ∩ πΎ is normal in π», and
c) π»πΎ/πΎ≅π»/π»∩πΎ
Third Isomorphism Theorem
Let π»,πΎ be normal subgroups of a group πΊ and π» ⊆ πΎ. Then
(πΊ π») /(πΎ π») ≅ πΊ /πΎ.
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