Let A e M2(Q). 2 Define a ring homomorphism ф: Q] —> М2(Q), f(x) → f(A). (i) Show that A² – 2A – 3 = 0. (ii) Show that ker(ø) = (x² – 2.x – 3). (iii) Find a pair of zero divisors in the image of ø.

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Let
1 2
A =
2
E M2(Q).
Define a ring homomorphism
$: Q[r] →
→ M2(Q),
f(x) → f(A).
(i) Show that A² – 2A – 3 = 0.
(ii) Show that
ker(ø) = (x? – 2x – 3).
(iii) Find a pair of zero divisors in the image of ø.
Transcribed Image Text:Let 1 2 A = 2 E M2(Q). Define a ring homomorphism $: Q[r] → → M2(Q), f(x) → f(A). (i) Show that A² – 2A – 3 = 0. (ii) Show that ker(ø) = (x? – 2x – 3). (iii) Find a pair of zero divisors in the image of ø.
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