Please do the following questions with full working out. Question is in the image Question 5 Let G be a group. Let f : G→ G be given by f(x) = x¯¹.(a) If G is abelian, show that f is an isomorphism. (Recall that being abelian means the groupoperation is commutative.)(b) If f is an isomorphism, show that G is abelian. (Hint: consider f(a¯¹)f(b¯¹).)(c) What is f for the case G = (Z,+)?

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