Maximal Ideal in Simple Ring: Understanding the Relationship Between N and R/N

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Homework Statement


how that N is a maximal ideal in a ring R if and only if R/N is a simple ring. that is it is nontrivial and has no proper nontrivial ideals.


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I don't know how to start. Please help.
 
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Hint: if you have an ideal in R/N, what do you get by taking its inverse image under the quotient map?
 
it is R?
 
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