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Abstract Algebra Exam Paper 4014

The document contains a series of mathematical problems and proofs related to abstract algebra, including topics such as subrings, characteristics of rings, ideals, group theory, and homomorphisms. It outlines specific tasks such as proving properties of matrices, defining groups, and demonstrating the First Isomorphism Theorem. Additionally, it includes instructions for candidates regarding the examination format and requirements.

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Abstract Algebra Exam Paper 4014

The document contains a series of mathematical problems and proofs related to abstract algebra, including topics such as subrings, characteristics of rings, ideals, group theory, and homomorphisms. It outlines specific tasks such as proving properties of matrices, defining groups, and demonstrating the First Isomorphism Theorem. Additionally, it includes instructions for candidates regarding the examination format and requirements.

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5. (a) (i) Prove that the set A={[~ ~]la, bEZ} is a


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subring of the ring of all 2 x 2 matrices over


Unique Paper Code 2352572401
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(ii) Prove that the ring ZP of int_egers modulo p Name of the Paper Abstract Algebra

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where p is a prime, is an integral domain.
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(b) Define characteristic of a ring. Let R be a ring Mathematics as Non-Major/
with unity 1. Prove that if 1 has infinite order Minor - DSC

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under addition then charR = 0. If 1 has order n
under addition, then charR = n. Semester IV

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( c) Prove that intersection of any collection of sub rings Duration : 3 Hours Maximum Marks : 90

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of a ring Risa subring of R. Does the result hold
for the union of subrings? Justify.

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6. (a) State the ideal test. Let R]x] denote the set of all 1. Write your Roll No. on the top immediately on receipt
polynomials with real coefficients. Let A = {p(x) of this question paper.
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E R[x]I p(0) = 0}. Prove that A is a principal


ideal of R[x]. 2. Attempt all questions by selecting two parts from
each question.
(b) Determine all the ring homomorphisms from Z0 to
itself. 3. Each part carries 7 .5 marks.

(c) State and prove the First Isomorphism Theorem 4. Use of Calculator not allowed.
for rings.

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1. (a) Let n be a fixed positive integer greater than 1. If


a mod n = a' and b mod n = b', then prove that
(a+ b)mod n = (a'+ b')mod n and (ab)mod n =
3. (a) If a.= [12 24 35 41 5]3 and p=
[12 21 34 43 5]5 ·
(a'b')mod n. Show that a.p * pa. Also compute the value of
and find order of p- a.p.
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(b) Define a Group. Show that the set {5,15, 25, 35}
is a group under multiplication modulo 40. What is (b) Construct a complete Cayley table for D4, the

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the identity element of this group? Is there any group of symmetries of a square. Find the inverse
of each of the element in D4•
relationship between this group and U(8)?

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(c) Let H = {(1), (1 2)(3 4), (13)(24), (14)(23)}.
(c) Show that G = GL(2, IR), group of 2x2 matrices
Find all the left cosets of H in A4, the alternating

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with real entries and nonzero determinants is non
group of degree 4.
abelian. Also, construct a Cayley table for U(12).

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4. (a) State Lagrange's theorem for finite groups. Show
2. (a) Let G be a group and H a nonempty subset of G.

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that a group of prime order is cyclic.
Prove that if ab:' is in H whenever a and b are in

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H, then His a subgroup of G. Also, find the order (b) State the normal subgroup test. Prove that
of7 in U(l5). SL(2, IR), the group of 2 x 2 matrices with
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determinant 1 is a normal subgroup of GL(2, IR),
(b) Let G be a group and let a E G. Prove that a and
the group of 2 x 2 matrices with non zero
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a-1 have the same order. Illustrate the above result


determinant.
in the group 210•
(c) Let f: G ➔ G' be a group homomorphism. Prove
(c) Let a be an element of order n m a group G that if H be a cyclic subgroup of G then f(H) is
and let k be a positive integer. Show that a cyclic subgroup of G'. Prove or disprove that
the map g: (IR,+) ➔ (IR,+) given by g(x) = x2 is
a homomorphism.

P.T.0.

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