Let T be the set of all continuous functions from R to R. 1) Is T a commutative ring with identity? If so, prove so. If not, demonstrate that it is not. 2) Is T an integral domain? If so, prove so. If not, demonstrate that it is not.

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Section5.2: Integral Domains And Fields
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Let T be the set of all continuous functions from R to R.
1) Is T a commutative ring with identity? If so, prove so. If not, demonstrate that it is not.
2) Is T an integral domain? If so, prove so. If not, demonstrate that it is not.
Transcribed Image Text:Let T be the set of all continuous functions from R to R. 1) Is T a commutative ring with identity? If so, prove so. If not, demonstrate that it is not. 2) Is T an integral domain? If so, prove so. If not, demonstrate that it is not.
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