My question is, for |G|=30, where G is a cyclic group of order $n$ where $G=<a>$. Consider the mapping from $\phi :G \rightarrow G'$ by $\phi(a^k)=b^k$.
I have showed it is a homomorphism and well defined.
Now Suppose |G|=30 and and |b|=6 for $b\in G'$ and the order of b divides |a|=n. What is the ker($\phi$) and what does the Fundamental Isomorphism Thm say in this case?
Sidebar: Im assuming by Fundamental, they mean first?
My main question is what is the kernal in this case? Assuming they are talking about the First Isomorphism Thm, $\frac{G}{ker(\phi)}$ is isomorphic to $\phi(G)$.
$Ker(\varphi) = \{x: \varphi(x) = e\}$. Then for what $k$ $\varphi(a^k) = \varphi^k(a) = b^k = e$?