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Universal property of a quotient module

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If an R-module homomorphism f:M→P vanishes on a submodule N, there is a unique homomorphism fˉ​:M/N→P satisfying f=fˉ​∘q, where q:M→M/N is the quotient map. It is given by fˉ​(m+N)=f(m).

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