Solution

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Its character is the number of fixed points, and averaging it gives the number of orbits. Complementation is a -equivariant bijection .
The exterior-power assertion is false. For and , fixes two -subsets, so . The natural permutation character has and , hence
The representations are not isomorphic.

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