3. Let f: RS be a ring homomorphism(a) If I is an ideal of S, prove the pre-image of I, that is f-¹(1), is anideal of R(b) If P is a prime ideal of S, prove f-1(P) is a prime ideal of R(c) If f is onto, prove that if J is any ideal of S, then J= f(I) where Iis an ideal of R containing kerf

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3. Let f: RS be a ring homomorphism (a) If I is an ideal of S, prove the pre-image of I, that is f-¹(I), is an ideal of R