please try to give correct answer 91. What is an "isomorphism"?
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An isomorphism is a concept in mathematics that refers to a bijective (one-to-one and onto) mapping between two mathematical structures that preserves the structure's properties. This means that the mapping is reversible, and the relationship between elements in Show more…
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