Let X be a Moore space M(Zm,n) obtained from Sn by attaching a cell en+1 by a map of degree m.
(a) Show that the quotient map X→X/Sn=Sn+1 induces the trivial map on H~i(−;Z) for all i, but not on Hn+1(−;Z). Deduce that the splitting in the universal coefficient theorem for cohomology cannot be natural.
(b) Show that the inclusion Sn↪X induces the trivial map on H~i(−;Z) for all i, but not on Hn(−;Z).