Reading Question 4.1.1. Which of the following maps is a group homomorphism? (Select all thatаpply.)(a) p: (R, +) → (R,+),x → |x|(b) p: (R – {0}, ·) → (R – {0}, ·), x → |x|(c) : (R – {0}, ·) → (R – {0}, ·),x →|x|-(d) p: (R – {0}, ·) → (R – {0}, ·), x → 2|x|

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eading Question 4.1.1. Which of the following maps is a group homomorphism? (Select all that ply.) Ca) p: (R, +) → (R, +), x → |x| b) p: (R – {0},·) → (R – {0}, '), x → \x| (c) p: (R – {0},·) → (R – {0},·), x → d) p: (R – {0},·) → (R – {0},·), x → 2|x|