10 a. Show that 2 is equal to the product of a unit and the square of an irreducible in Z[i). b. Show that an odd prime p in Z is irreducible in Zliif and only if p = 3 (mod 4). (Use Theorem 47.10.) 11 Prove Lemma 47.2. thot N of Fxamnle 47 9 is multinlicative, that is, that N(aB) = N (a)N(B) for a, BEZIV-5].
10 a. Show that 2 is equal to the product of a unit and the square of an irreducible in Z[i). b. Show that an odd prime p in Z is irreducible in Zliif and only if p = 3 (mod 4). (Use Theorem 47.10.) 11 Prove Lemma 47.2. thot N of Fxamnle 47 9 is multinlicative, that is, that N(aB) = N (a)N(B) for a, BEZIV-5].
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among all |N(B)| > 1 for BE D.Show that n is an irreducible
10 a. Show that 2 is equal to the product of a unit and the square of an irreducible in Z[i].
b. Show that an odd prime p in Z is irreducible in Zliif and only if p = 3 (mod 4). (Use Theorem 47.10.)
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