Let $f:G\rightarrow G'$ be a non trivial homomorphism,
Prove that if $|G'|$ is prime, then $f$ is onto.
My Attempt:
As $f$ is homomorphism, $f(gg')=f(g)f(g')$ for all $g,g'\in G$. If $|G'|$ is prime then what?
Let $f:G\rightarrow G'$ be a non trivial homomorphism,
Prove that if $|G'|$ is prime, then $f$ is onto.
My Attempt:
As $f$ is homomorphism, $f(gg')=f(g)f(g')$ for all $g,g'\in G$. If $|G'|$ is prime then what?
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Hint: The image of $f$ is a subgroup of $G'$. What size can a subgorup of $G'$ have?