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Q: Let G= Z* and let * be an operation in a * b. Is a * b = ab/2 is closed under the operation?

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Q: W 3. To prove that a conjecture is false, you must show that it is false O in just one example. O in…

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Q: Find a zero divisor, if possible, in each of the following. If not possible, explain y not. (a)…

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Q: How many automorphisms of ℚ(sqrt(3),sqrt(7)) leaves the field ℚ fixed?   1 2 3 4 None of the above

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Q: Σ1 (3)* (?)² i=1 ►Give a combinatorial proof of the following identity (3η) = (²n) HINT: Remember…

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Q: Determine all homomorphisms from D5 onto Z₂ Z₂. Determine all homomorphisms from D5 to Z₂ + Z₂.

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Q: Let Z* be the set of positive integers. We define the binary operation f:Z* x Z* → Q by f(a, b) = .…

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Q: 5*. Suppose that 0: G -+ H is a homomorphism. Prove that (a) (a")= (x)" for all positive integers n.…

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Q: Let k≥n. Give a combinatorial proof of the identity k Σ(*) (*) = (¹ + *). n r=0

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Q: let (R₂ *) be a mathematical system * is defined as: FabER where axb=atbab prove that: □ is…

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Q: 7. Consider the identity: k n n = n a. Is this true? Try it for a few values of n and k. b. Use the…

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Q: Determine, with proof, all integers n with φ(n) = 36.

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Q: et f(r) – mr + 2x+5 and g(r) – 2r - nz - 2. The fanetions are combined to farm the 1 h(z) - f(z) x…

A: Given:- f(x) = mx2 +2x+5 g(x) = 2x2 -nx+5  h(x) = f(x) X g(x)  To find:- Points (1,-40) and (-1,24)…

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Q: For an arbitrary field K and an odd positive integer n, show that K(2n) K(n)

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Q: prove the following combinatorial identity  P(n,k) * (n-kCm-k) = (nCm) * P(m,k)

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Q: Give a combinatorial proof of each of the following identities (i.e. do not manipulate the…

A: To give proofs of the given identities (involving binomial coefficients) using counting arguments

Q: Find an algebraic integer a in a Trace(a) = 17. quadratic field with N(a) 31 and

A: To find: An algebraic integer α in a quadratic field with Nα=31 and Traceα=17.

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Q: Recall that a combinatorial proof for an identity proceeds as follows: 1. State a counting question.…

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Q: The characteristic of Zs[x]/ is 6. O None of the choices

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