#35 from the Textbook b MATLAB: An Introduction with A XThomas W. Hungerford - Abstrac ×+O File | C:/Users/angel/Downloads/Thomas%20W.%20Hungerford%20-%20Abstract%20Algebra_%20AN%20lntroduction-Cengage%20Learning%20(2014).pdf-- A' Read aloud V DrawF HighlightO Erase105of 62130. Let f:R→S be a homomorphism of rings and let K = {rɛR|f(F) = 0s}.Prove that K is a subring of R.31. Let f:R →Sbe a homomorphism of rings and Ta subring of S.Let P = {rER|f(r) ET}. Prove that P is a subring of R.32. Assume n = 1 (mod m). Show that the function f:Z,→Zm given byf([xL.) = [nx] is an injective homomorphism but not an isomorphism whenn2 2 (notation as in Exercise 12(e)).33. (a) Let T'be the ring of functions from R to R, as in Example 8 of Section 3.1.R be the function defined by 0(f) =f(5). Prove that 0 is aLet 0:surjective homomorphism. Is 0 an isomorphism?(b) Is part (a) true if 5 is replaced by any constant ceR?34. If f: →S is an isomomorphism of rings, which of the following propertiesare preserved by this isomorphism? Justify your answers.(a) aERis a zero divisor.Carite 2012 0 la A Righ Ra May aot be opind cemtr daplicd a whae or in part D to emis d. rd perty com y bepmd te eBet deCh . Bal w tded thatny ppd doot dany t he o i e C lamtng erigbto dnol cot eta i3.3 Isomorphisms and Homomorphisms83(b) aER is idempotent.*(c) Ris an integral domain.35. Show that the first ring is not isomorphic to the second.(b) RXRXR x R and M(R)(a) E and Z(c) Z, × Zu and Z6(e) ZXZ, and Z36. (а) If f:NĒZ, f(nr) = nf(r).(b) Prove that isomorphic rings with identity have the same characteristic.[See Exercises 41–43 of Section 3.2.](d) Q and R() Z, × Z, and Z16S is a homomorphism of rings, show that for any re R and(c) If f:S have the same characteristic?S is a homomorphism of rings with identity, is it true that R and37. (a) Assume that e is a nonzero idempotent in a ring R and that e is not a zerodivisor.* Prove that e is the identity element of R. [Hint: = e (Why?). IfaER, multiply both sides of e? - e by a.](b) Let S be a ring with identity and Ta ring with no zero divisors. Assumethat f: →Tis a nonzero homomorphism of rings (meaning that at leastone element of S is not mapped to 07). Prove that f(1) is the identityelement of T. [Hint: Show that f(ls) satisfies the hypotheses of part (a).]11:05 AMe Type here to searchEPICAiEPIC99+10/30/2020

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