={[0]m [1]m,[m - 1]m} the ring of integers modulo m.Z4 XZ6. Let : RS be the mapDenote by ZmConsider the rings R = Z24 and S =defined by ([x]24) = ([x]4; [4x]6).(d) What are the image and the kernel of ?

To summarize:The image of (\theta) is the set of all pairs (([x]_4, [y]_6)) where ([y]_6) can be…

Answered: = {[0]m [1]m, [m - 1]m} the ring of…

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= {[0]m [1]m, [m - 1]m} the ring of integers modulo m. Z4 XZ6. Let : RS be the map Denote by Zm Consider the rings R = Z24 and S = defined by ([x]24) = ([x]4; [4x]6). (d) What are the image and the kernel of ?