Number 20 ms, then theare rings, and if o :composite function o : R -→ R" is a homomorphism. (Use Exercise 49 of Section 13.)20. Let R be a commutative ring with unity of prime characteristic p. Show that the map Op : R → R given hyOp(a) = aP is a homomorphism (the Frobenius homomorphism).21. Let R and R' be rings and let o : R → R' be a ring homomorphism such that o[R] 7 {0}. Show that if R hasunity 1 and R has no 0 divisors, then (1) is unity for R'.22. Let ø : R → R' he a ring hohom

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