Exercise 11.3. Let F be a finite field, and F(F) be the ring of functions from F to F. Show that the ring homomorphism : F[x] → F(F) defined by is surjective. (p(x))(a) := p(a), VaЄ F, p(x) = F[x],

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Exercise 11.3. Let F be a finite field, and F(F) be the ring of functions from F to F. Show that
the ring homomorphism : F[x] → F(F) defined by
is surjective.
(p(x))(a) := p(a), VaЄ F, p(x) = F[x],
Transcribed Image Text:Exercise 11.3. Let F be a finite field, and F(F) be the ring of functions from F to F. Show that the ring homomorphism : F[x] → F(F) defined by is surjective. (p(x))(a) := p(a), VaЄ F, p(x) = F[x],
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