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. The infinite dihedral group D[infinity] is a subgroup of permutations of the integers generated by f(n) = βˆ’n and g(n) = 1 βˆ’ n, which reflect the integer number line over the point 0 and 1/2 respectively. (a) Give a presentation of D[infinity]. (b) Demonstrate a surjective homomorphism to each finite dihedral group Ο• : D[infinity] β†’ Dn for n β‰₯ 3.

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