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 Post subject: polynomial rings in R[x]
PostPosted: Sun, 2 Nov 2008 07:19:16 UTC 
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R is a ring and I an ideal. If R[x] and I[x] are polynomial rings in x over R and I respectively how do I show:
I[x] is an ideal of R[x]
and
R[x]/I[x] isomorphic to (R/I)[x]?


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Use the definition of an ideal and the fact that I is an R-ideal.

For the second one, use the natural ring homomorphism, \pi:R[x]\rightarrow (R/I)[x] and find the kernel

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