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Let phi be a homomorphism of a ring R with unity onto a nonzero ring R'. Let u be a unit in R. Show that phi (u) is a unit in R'.

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since u is identiy in R, ur=ru=r for each r in R.

since phi is a homomorphism from R onto R', for each r' in R' there exists r in R such that
phi(r)=r'.

let ...

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