5. Assume that R = a, b, e, d e Z and R [a] (b) a, b, , Given that 0:R+ R defined by 0( D- is a homomorphism. Find kere. %3D c] d] {[: *] atez}. 6. Assume that the set S is a ring with respect to matrix addition and %3D multiplication. Prove or disprove that the mapping 0 : S → Z defined by e( a b e d a+d is a ring homomorphism from S to Z.

5. Assume that R = a, b, e, d e Z and R [a] (b) a, b, , Given that 0:R+ R defined by 0( D- is a homomorphism. Find kere. %3D c] d] {[: *] atez}. 6. Assume that the set S is a ring with respect to matrix addition and %3D multiplication. Prove or disprove that the mapping 0 : S → Z defined by e( a b e d a+d is a ring homomorphism from S to Z.

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ISBN:9780470458365

Author:Erwin Kreyszig

Publisher:Erwin Kreyszig

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