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Let h:RS a homomorphism of rings and define a function h¯:R[x]S[x] by the rule

h¯(a0+a1x++anxn)=h(a0)+h(a1)x+h(a2)x2++h(an)xn

Prove that

(a) h¯ is a homomorphism of rings

Short Answer

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It is proved that h¯ is a homomorphism

Step by step solution

01

Define the map 

Since we have the map h¯:RxSx such that h¯i=0maixi=i=0mhaixi,

We have to show that h¯ is a homomorphism

02

Prove that h¯ is a homomorphism 

Prove that h¯i=0maixi+j=0nbjxj=h¯i=0maixi+h¯j=0nbjxj as:

h¯i=0maixi+j=0nbjxj=h¯i=0maxm,nai+bixi=i=0maxm,nhai+bixi=i=0maxm,nhai+hbixi=i=0mhaixi+j=0nhbjxj=h¯i=0maixi+h¯j=0nbjxj

Prove that h¯i=0maixij=0nbjxj=h¯i=0maixih¯j=0nbjxj.

h¯i=0maixij=0nbjxj=h¯k=0m+ni+j=kaibjxk=k=0m+nhi+j=kaibjxk=k=0m+ni+j=khaihbjxk=i=0mhaixij=0nhbjxj=h¯i=0maixih¯j=0nbjxj

Hence it is proved that h¯ is a homomorphism.

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