True or False: Any ring must be commutative with identity.
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True or False: Any ring must be commutative with identity.
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True or False: Every subset of a ring is also a ring.
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Q21. Give an example for a not commutative ring with identity.
Q. 22 True/ false
2 and 3 have multiplicative inverses in Z11.
Q23. Find the maximal ideals of Zg.
Q24: What's mean by a nilpotent element of a ring R? Find all nilpotent
elements of Z6-
Q25: What's mean by a zero divisor element of a ring R? Find all zero
divisor elements of Zg.
Q26: Define the integral domain ring. Is every ring an integral domain?
Q27: Define the zero divisor. Is every ring has zero divisors?
Q28: Define the concept of field. Is (R-{0},+,.) field?
Q29: Define the Boolean ring. Is (Z,+,.) Boolean?
Q30: Define nilpotent element. Are 1 and 3 nilpotent elements of Z11?
Q31: Define ring. Is every subset of a ring R also a ring?
Q32: what's the relation between prime and semiprime ideals?
X Q33: If f and g are polynomials in R[x]. what are deg(f + g) and
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True or False: Any ring must be commutative with identity.
Define
Define
Defin-
Q19:
2 x 2
Defi
a. Find the elements of Zg that have multiplicative inverses.
Wha
ents
True or False: Every subset of a ring is also a ring.
Le
Q20:
Tr
a. Give an example for a commutative ring without identity.
b. True or False: Every ring is a group.
18:
a.
Q21. Give an example for a not commutative ring with identity.
Q. 22 True/ false
2 and 3 have multiplicative inverses in Z11.
Q23. Find the maximal ideals of Zg.
Q24: What's mean by a nilpotent element of a ring R? Find all nilpotent
elements of Z6-
Q25: What's mean by a zero divisor element of a ring R? Find all zero
divisor elements of Zg.
Q26: Define the integral domain ring. Is every ring an integral domain?
Q27: Define the zero divisor. Is every ring has zero divisors?
Q28: Define the concept of field. Is (R-{0},+,.) field?
Q29: Define the Boolean ring. Is (Z,+,.) Boolean?
Q30: Define nilpotent element. Are 1 and 3 nilpotent elements of Z11?
Q31: Define ring. Is every subset of a ring R also a ring?
Q32: what's the relation between prime and semiprime ideals?
X Q33: If f and g are polynomials in R[x]. what are deg(f + g) and
deg(f.g)?
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