Is G/H Always an Abelian Group if H is Normal in G?

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Let H be a normal subgroup of G. Then factor group G/H is an abelian subgroup.
For x, y not in H
xHyH=yHxH
and xyH=yxH
(xyH)(yxH)^{-1}=id
xyx^{-1}y^{-1}=id

Are these steps correct?


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Kanchana said:
Let H be a normal subgroup of G. Then factor group G/H is an abelian subgroup

Are you trying to prove this?

What happens if ##H=\{e\}##?

Also, the factor group ##G/H## is not a subgroup of ##G##.
 
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