If n be any given positive integer, show that themapping f: CoCo defined by f(z) = z" is anendomorphism of the multiplicative group ofnon-zero complex numbers. What is the Kernalof this endomorphism.

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Section6.3: The Characteristic Of A Ring

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If n be any given positive integer, show that the mapping f: Co→ Co defined by f(z) = z¹ is an endomorphism of the multiplicative group of non-zero complex numbers. What is the Kernal of this endomorphism.