find aba^-1 where (i)a=(5,7,9) ,b=(1,2,3)(ii) a=(1,2,5)(3,4),b =(1,4,5)
Let us find "aba^{-1}" where
(i) "a=(5,7,9),\\ b=(1,2,3)"
It follows that "a^{-1}=(5,9,7)." Taking into account that the circles "a" and "b" are independent, and hence they commute, we conclude that
"aba^{-1}=(5,7,9) (1,2,3)(5,9,7)=(1,2,3)(5,7,9)(5,9,7)=(1,2,3)=b."
(ii) "a=(1,2,5)(3,4),\\ b =(1,4,5)"
It follows that "a^{-1}=(3,4)(1,5,2)." Therefore,
"aba^{-1}=((1,2,5)(3,4))(1,4,5)((3,4)(1,5,2))=((134)(2,5))((3,4)(1,5,2))\n=(123)."
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