This question is about the division algorithm in Z[√2]. Let w = (-3+8√2) and 2 = (6-7√2). (0) Find the quotient q and remainder r when w is divided by z in Z[√2]. Find the quotient 9₁ and remainder r₁ when z is divided by r above. Show that is a unit in Z[√2] and explain how this implies that w and z are coprime in in Z[√2]. Hence find the inverse of z in the quotient ring Z[√2]/wZ[√2].
This question is about the division algorithm in Z[√2]. Let w = (-3+8√2) and 2 = (6-7√2). (0) Find the quotient q and remainder r when w is divided by z in Z[√2]. Find the quotient 9₁ and remainder r₁ when z is divided by r above. Show that is a unit in Z[√2] and explain how this implies that w and z are coprime in in Z[√2]. Hence find the inverse of z in the quotient ring Z[√2]/wZ[√2].
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