15. Show that any field is isomorphic to its field of quotients. [Hint: Make use of the previous exereise with f as the identity map.]

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15. Show that any field is isomorphic to its field of quotients. [Ilint: Make use of
the previous exercise with f as the identity map.]
16. Prove that if (R,+, ) and (R',+', ) are isomorphic integral domains, then their
fields of quotients are also isomorphic.
Transcribed Image Text:15. Show that any field is isomorphic to its field of quotients. [Ilint: Make use of the previous exercise with f as the identity map.] 16. Prove that if (R,+, ) and (R',+', ) are isomorphic integral domains, then their fields of quotients are also isomorphic.
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