Prove that Zn Zn is notisomorphic to any subgroup of Zm for any m.
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Answer and Step-by-step explanation:
Every group homomorphism ϕ:Zn→Zm extends in a unique way to a linear transformation T:Qn→Qm of vector spaces over Q.
Moreover, ϕ is injective iff T is injective. But T being injective implies n≤m.
Applying this to both ϕ and ϕ−1, we conclude that n≤m≤n.
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