. Let(a) Show that I is an ideal of Z × 2Z.(b) Use FIT for rings to show (Z × 2Z)/I ≈ Z₂.I = {(x, y) | x, y ≤ 2Z} .

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Let (a) Show that I is an ideal of Z × 2Z. (b) Use FIT for rings to show (Z × 2Z)/I ≈ Z₂. I= {(x, y) | x, y = 2Z}.