Question (a) The triple < Z311., State whether True or False. Provide a reason for your answer. that consists of the set of congruence classes modulo 311 together with addition and multiplication, constitutes an integral domain. (b) An integral domain consists of an Abelian additive group. a commutative unital ring which has a nonzero unity, but no zero divisors. A well-ordered integral domain is an ordered integral domain for which every nonempty subset of positive elements has a least element. (c) A finite integral domain cannot be ordered. In particular, < Zp. ,, for p prime, cannot be ordered.

Question (a) The triple < Z311., State whether True or False. Provide a reason for your answer. that consists of the set of congruence classes modulo 311 together with addition and multiplication, constitutes an integral domain. (b) An integral domain consists of an Abelian additive group. a commutative unital ring which has a nonzero unity, but no zero divisors. A well-ordered integral domain is an ordered integral domain for which every nonempty subset of positive elements has a least element. (c) A finite integral domain cannot be ordered. In particular, < Zp. ,, for p prime, cannot be ordered.

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