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G is a group. Consider the mapping Tg : G --> G defined by Tg(x) =...

G is a group. Consider the mapping Tg : G --> G defined by Tg(x) = g-1x for all x in G. Prove T is a permutation of the elements of G using the definition of permutation.

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