Given a ring R and a ER. Let S = {ra|r ER}. Construct an example which shows S need not be an ideal, even if R has an identity.
Given a ring R and a ER. Let S = {ra|r ER}. Construct an example which shows S need not be an ideal, even if R has an identity.
Elements Of Modern Algebra
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Chapter7: Real And Complex Numbers
Section7.2: Complex Numbers And Quaternions
Problem 51E: An element in a ring is idempotent if . Prove that a division ring must contain exactly two...
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