Solution

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A subgroup is a normal subgroup when conjugation by every group element preserves it:
Equivalently, for every ; normality permits the cosets to inherit a quotient-group multiplication.
A group homomorphism is a map preserving multiplication:
It consequently sends identity to identity and inverses to inverses, since and .

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