MATH 403 Final: MATH403_HERB-R_FALL2004_0101_FINAL_EXAM

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Math 403 - final exam - dec. 17, 2004. [30] 2. (a) state the first isomorphism theorem for groups. (b) let g be the group z15 = {0, 1, , 14} with addition mod 15. Let h =< 3 > be the cyclic subgroup of g generated by 3 and let k =< 5 > be the cyclic subgroup of g generated by 5. Use the first isomorphism theorem to prove that g/h is isomorphic to. Let g be a group, let h be a subgroup of g, and let n be a normal subgroup of. G. (a) prove that hn = {hn : h h, n n} is a subgroup of g. (b) assume that h n = {e}. For problems 4-6 below, z, zn, q, and r are the rings of integers, integers mod n, rational numbers, and real numbers respectively, with their usual addition and multiplication. Determine whether each of the following polynomials is irreducible.

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