For H = < J > , H = {J, -J, I, -I}, and H*K = {L, -K, -L, K}
For H = < -I >, would H be all of Q8?
Of course not. The quaternion group is not cyclic, it is even not abelian. Actually $-I$ is an element of order $2$ and hence $H=\{I,-I\}$.
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Of course not. The quaternion group is not cyclic, it is even not abelian. Actually $-I$ is an element of order $2$ and hence $H=\{I,-I\}$.