Abstract Algebra Proof : Ideals and Ring Homomorphisms
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Let and be ideals of the ring and suppose I C J.
Prove: The function phi : R/I --> R/J defined by phi(a+I)=a+J is a well-defined ring homomorphism that is also onto.
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