MTH 421 Study Guide - Final Guide: Integral Domain, Normal Subgroup, Commutative Ring

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Let x be a set & let f: x - x be a function. If f is injective, then x is surjective. If g has a subgroup of order 2 then g has an element of order 2. If a is in r is a unit, then a is not a zero divisor: false. If g has a subgroup of order 2 then g has an element of order 2 exists, then f(x)f 1(x) = 1 for all x r. Let f : r r. if the inverse function f 1. Every ideal of the ring z is a principal. If r is a commutative ring with identity 1 not equal to 0, and the characteristic of r is 2, then. There is an injective ring homomorphism from z to m2(r). kernel homomorphism trivial homomorphism: then every subgroup of g is normal. Principal ideal: when the order is finite.

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