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Handout Monday 11/17
More investigation of homomorphisms today. After an introduction about what a homomorphic image is, work on the
Homomorphic Images activity.
If there is time after discussing the activity, consider what happens with
\(D_4\text{.}\) That is, which groups are homomorphic images of
\(D_4\text{?}\)
