3. Let Q[x] denote the ring of polynomials with coefficients in Q (you may assumethat Q[x] is a ring). Which of the following are ideals of Q[x]?(a) I = {ƒ € Q[x]f(0) = 0}.(b) J = {ƒ ≤ Q[x]| coefficients of even powers of x in ƒ are zero}.X

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Let Q[x] denote the ring of polynomials with coefficients in Q (you may assume that Q[x] is a ring). Which of the following are ideals of Q[x]? (a) I = {fe Q[x] | f(0) = 0}. (b) J = {ƒ € Q[x]| coefficients of even powers of x in f are zero}.