Reading Question 5.2.2. Consider the map o : C× → C*, x + x*, where C* denotes the group(C- {0}, ·). Which of the following claims is true? Select all that apply.(a) ker(4) = {±1}.(b) ker(4) = U4.(c) (C*) = C×(d) o is not onto.

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Reading Question 5.2.2. Consider the map o : C* → C*, x + xt, where C* denotes the group (C - {0},·). Which of the following claims is true? Select all that apply. (a) ker(4) = {±1}. %3| (b) ker(4) = U4. (c) p(C*) = C* (d) o is not onto.

Reading Question 5.2.2. Consider the map o : C* → C, x + xt, where C denotes the group (C - {0},·). Which of the following claims is true? Select all that apply. (a) ker(4) = {±1}. %3| (b) ker(4) = U4. (c) p(C) = C (d) o is not onto.