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First isomorphism theorem for modules (M/kerf≅Imf)

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For a module homomorphism f:M→N, the map m+kerf↦f(m) is a module isomorphism M/kerf→Imf. The formula is well-defined because two representatives differ by an element of the kernel of a module homomorphism exactly when their images agree; the same observation proves injectivity, and surjectivity onto the image follows by its definition.

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