which are groups, show that the axioms hold and state the identity and inverses.
For those which are not, show that one of the axioms fails.
i. The pair ({2, 4, 6, 8}, 0) where xo y = xy mod 10.
ii. The set {a+b√3 a, b € Z} under addition.
iii. The set of all vectors in R³ and the operation is vector product.
(b) Show that the following are homomorphisms. Calculate their kernel and image,
showing your working. Giving reasons for your answers, which of the homomor-
phisms are injective and which are surjective?
i. 4: Z7 → Z7 given by y(x) = 3x mod 7.
{(89) | ª€ R₁, b€]
R*,be Rwith matrix multi-
plication and p(A) = det(A) for A € G. (Recall that R* = R\{0}.)
iii. : Z → S3 given by (n) = (123)" where S3 is the group of permutations
on 3 objects.
ii. p: G→ (R*, x) where G
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