There are 20 monomials of degree < 3 belonging to S= K[x1, X2, X3]. Order them with respect to the following monomial orders: (a) the lexicographic order on S induced by the ordering x1 > x2 > X3; (b) the reverse lexicographic order on S induced by the ordering x, > x2 > X3; (c) the pure lexicographic order on S induced by the ordering x, > x2 > X3.
There are 20 monomials of degree < 3 belonging to S= K[x1, X2, X3]. Order them with respect to the following monomial orders: (a) the lexicographic order on S induced by the ordering x1 > x2 > X3; (b) the reverse lexicographic order on S induced by the ordering x, > x2 > X3; (c) the pure lexicographic order on S induced by the ordering x, > x2 > X3.
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![Q.No.2: There are 20 monomials of degree < 3 belonging to S= K[x1, x2, X3]. Order them
with respect to the following monomial orders:
(a) the lexicographic order on S induced by the ordering x, > x2 > X3;
(b) the reverse lexicographic order on S induced by the ordering x, > x, > x3;
(c) the pure lexicographic order on S induced by the ordering x1 > x2 > X3.](/v2/_next/image?url=https%3A%2F%2Fcontent.bartleby.com%2Fqna-images%2Fquestion%2F3180ce64-3f6f-401b-935c-625462235384%2Fa920555b-03e4-4679-8d36-1b0ee860f9f0%2Fltdiyy7_processed.png&w=3840&q=75)
Transcribed Image Text:Q.No.2: There are 20 monomials of degree < 3 belonging to S= K[x1, x2, X3]. Order them
with respect to the following monomial orders:
(a) the lexicographic order on S induced by the ordering x, > x2 > X3;
(b) the reverse lexicographic order on S induced by the ordering x, > x, > x3;
(c) the pure lexicographic order on S induced by the ordering x1 > x2 > X3.
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