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- 12. Consider the mapping defined by . Decide whether is a homomorphism, and justify your decision.arrow_forward14. Let be a ring with unity . Verify that the mapping defined by is a homomorphism.arrow_forwardLet R be any ring. If f(X) = ao + α₁X + a₂X² + . = ao + a₁X + a₂X² + ... + a₂X¹ € R[X], define the anX" (formal) derivative of f by f'(X) = a₁ + 2a₂X+nan X-1. Prove that for any polynomials f(X), g(X) € R[X], (ƒ(X) + g(X))' = f'(X) + g'(X) (f(X)g(X))' = f(X)g'(X) + f'(X)g(X)arrow_forward
- 1. If f is the map that sends each complex number y z = x + yi → [-y Show that f(z,z2) = f (z,)f(z2),Vz1, Z2 E Carrow_forward11. Let R and R' be two rings. A mapping f: R→R' is called an antihomomorphism, if f(x+y)=f(x) + f(y) and f(xy) = f(y)f(x) x, y € R. Let f, g be two antihomomorphisms of a ring R into R. Prove that fg: R R is a homomorphism.arrow_forwardUse First Isomorphism Theorem to prove that R/ZE S'.arrow_forward
- Prove that the mapping from R under addition to SL(2,R) that takes x to [ cos x sin x -sin x cos x] is a group homomorphism. Find the kernel.arrow_forward2. Consider the following functions. Are these ring homomorphisms? If yes, prove it. If no, provide a counterexample. a) f: ZZ given by f(x) = 3x. b) g: R R given by g(x) = x² - c) h: Z→ M(Z) given by h(a) = [ a 8arrow_forwardIn the frieze group F7, show that zxz = x-1.arrow_forward
- Prove that the dual of l' is isometric to 10⁰.arrow_forward[a 2b Let Z[2] = {a +b2 |a, b e Z} and let H= { |b : a,b eZ }. a Show that Z[/2] and H are isomorphic as rings. 2.arrow_forwardLet R be a ring with unity e. Verify that the mapping θ: Z---------- R defined by θ (x) = x • e is a homomorphismarrow_forward
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