Consider the ring Z. You want to show (3) = (6,9,15).a. Recall, these ideals are first and foremost sets. What two parts do you need to prove toshow that these sets are equal?b. Prove (6, 9, 15) ≤ (3).c. Prove (3)(6,9,15).

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Section6.1: Ideals And Quotient Rings

Problem 10E: Let I1 and I2 be ideals of the ring R. Prove that the set I1I2=a1b1+a1b2+...+anbnaiI1,biI2,nZ+ is an...

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Consider the ring Z. You want to show (3) = (6,9,15). a. Recall, these ideals are first and foremost sets. What two parts do you need to prove to show that these sets are equal? b. Prove (6, 9, 15) ≤ (3). c. Prove (3) (6,9,15).