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Q: If Σ1 and Σ2 are sigmas algebras over X, is Σ1 ∪ Σ2 are sigma algebra over X? Prove your answer.

A: A subset A of powersets of X, A⊆PX, is said to be a sigma algebra if it satisfies the following…

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A: Given Data The rational number is ∅(x)=x².   Assume the mapping, For all x∈Q+ ∅(x)=x²

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A: Introduction: Galois group is one of the very significant group in extended field theory. In every…

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A: To prove that normalizer is a subgroup. The normalizer is defined as N(H)=x∈G:x-1Hx=H. Take, x=e,…

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Q: Prove or give counter example Every characteristic subgroup is fully invariant

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Q: Show that the mapping a → log10a is an isomorphism from R+ undermultiplication to R under addition.

A: To show: The mapping a → log10a is an isomorphism from R+ under multiplication to R under addition.

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A: Explanation : A group homomorphism from (G, ∗) to (H, ·) is a function ,  h : G → H ,…

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Q: Let o : Z, → Zn be a nontrívial ring homomorphism. (a)What can you say about n ?( Explain).…

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Q: Determine all subgroups of R* (nonzero reals under multiplication)of index 2.

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Q: limx-4 (15-8x) = -17 %3D

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Q: Prove or disprove that union of two sigma algebra is a sigma algebra

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Q: What is the kernel of homomorphism of \phi:Z4->Z10 defined by \phi(x)=5x?

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Q: Formulate the Fundamental Theorem of Algebra.

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Q: a) Show that this definition of the inner product satisfies both of the above conditions.

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Q: Find a rule for the following isomorphism: 9: Z2 x Z3 + Zz x Z2 p (a, b) = (

A: we have φ:z2×z3→z3×z2 we know a result: A G1⊕G2 is isomorphic to G2⊕G1 by g1,g2→g2,g1.

Q: Prove that Z[√ -2] and Z[√ 2] are unique factorization domains.

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Q: 1. Prove Theorem 1 by setting up an isomorphism between (n + 1)-tuples and poly- nomials of degree…

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Q: state and prove the Cauchy's Residue Theorem?

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Q: Write U(32) as the internal direct product of two proper subgroups.

A: Given:         U32 We use the theorem namely Ut≈Usst   because Usst is a subgroup of Ust

Q: Show that isomophism between group is an equivalence relation. Briefly explain and show all the…

A: Recall the definition of an equivalence relation. It satisfies reflexive, symmetric and transitive.…

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Q: What are the eight steps in computing a t-test for dependent groups

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Q: Show that Z is not isomorphic to Q.

A: We can prove this by the method of contradiction. Assume that there exists an isomorphism ϕ:ℚ→ℤ.…

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Q: 1) a) Are G1 and G2 Isomorphic? Why? b) Are A and B Isomorphic? Why? A

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Q: Find the Z-Transform for x(n) shown below including the ROC * 4

A: We know that the z transform of the sin function is given by sin z=z-z33!+z55!-... Using this we can…

Q: 8. Describe all homomorphisms from Z5 into Z, and compute their respective kernels.

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Q: 1. State fundamental theorem of algebra and prove it by using Brouwer's Theorem.

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Q: How do you interprete the main theorem of Galois Thoery in terms of subgroup and subfield diagrams?

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Q: Express x8-x as a product of irreducibles over Z2

A: We have to express x8-x as a product of irreducible over Z2. Definition:- Irreducibility is defined…

Q: (B) Define the integral domain ring. Is the product of integral domain rings also an integr domain?

A: We will define integral Domain ring.