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Let u:M′→M be an R-module homomorphism. Naturality in the left argument means that precomposition by u⊗1N​ on the left corresponds under the Tensor-Hom adjunction to precomposition by u on the right. For f:M⊗R​N→P,
ΦM′,N,P​(f∘(u⊗1N​))(m′)(n)​=f(u(m′)⊗n)=ΦM,N,P​(f)(u(m′))(n).​
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Thus the naturality square commutes pointwise on every m′∈M′ and n∈N.
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