Exercise 13.1. (Chinese Remainder Theorem.) Let R be a ring. Given two ideals I and J of R, suppose I+J = R. Show that the factor ring R/In J is isomorphic to the product ring (R/I) × (R/J). (Hint: Define : R → (R/I) × (R/J) by o(a) := (a + I, a + J) for every a E R. Show that is a surjective ring homomorphism with ker() = In J, and then by the fundamental homomorphism theorem.)

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Exercise 13.1. (Chinese Remainder Theorem.) Let R be a ring. Given two ideals I and J of R,
suppose I+J = R. Show that
the factor ring R/In J is isomorphic to the product ring (R/I) × (R/J).
(Hint: Define : R → (R/I) × (R/J) by o(a) := (a + I, a + J) for every a E R. Show that is a
surjective ring homomorphism with ker() = In J, and then by the fundamental homomorphism
theorem.)
Transcribed Image Text:Exercise 13.1. (Chinese Remainder Theorem.) Let R be a ring. Given two ideals I and J of R, suppose I+J = R. Show that the factor ring R/In J is isomorphic to the product ring (R/I) × (R/J). (Hint: Define : R → (R/I) × (R/J) by o(a) := (a + I, a + J) for every a E R. Show that is a surjective ring homomorphism with ker() = In J, and then by the fundamental homomorphism theorem.)
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