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7. If Cs(r and C6=(y), then show that: x to a homomorphism. So, r cannot be mapped to just any element C6 defined by (r)= y d
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I have solved by contradiction method

2 is given by(x) = lf possible Let Can be extend to homornerphism Sinee there fore x1 = cg = 8. 8 Now x8) (e) 수 is homomor phtherefore gnd Now divides 16. must not divides 16 poi ble therefore But assumption ?s auY BuoM homomorphism dees mot extend t

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