Let R be a ring and f : R→ R be defined by f(x) = x3. Check All that are correct. O fis a ring homomorphism for (R = Z3,+, . ). O fis a group homomorphism for (R = Z3,+). O fis not onto when R = Z3.

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Section5.1: Definition Of A Ring
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Let R be a ring and f : R R be defined by
f(x) = a³.
Check All that are correct.
O f is a ring homomorphism for (R = Z3,+, .).
O fis a group homomorphism for (R = Z3,+).
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O fis not onto when R =
Z3.
O fis a group homomorphism for (R = Z,,+).
f is onto when R = Z5.
O = Z7.
f is one-to-one when R
Transcribed Image Text:Let R be a ring and f : R R be defined by f(x) = a³. Check All that are correct. O f is a ring homomorphism for (R = Z3,+, .). O fis a group homomorphism for (R = Z3,+). %3D O fis not onto when R = Z3. O fis a group homomorphism for (R = Z,,+). f is onto when R = Z5. O = Z7. f is one-to-one when R
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