Let R be a ring. Consider the map Ø:Q[x]→Q defined by Ø(f(x))=f(3 Then, the Kernel of Ø is:

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Let R be a ring. Consider the map
Ø:Q[x]→Q defined by Ø(f(x))=f(3).
Then, the Kernel of Ø is: *
<x-1>
O None of the choices
O <x-3>
O <x-2>
Transcribed Image Text:Let R be a ring. Consider the map Ø:Q[x]→Q defined by Ø(f(x))=f(3). Then, the Kernel of Ø is: * <x-1> O None of the choices O <x-3> O <x-2>
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