12 Introduction to Rings 251 7. Show that the three properties listed in Exercise 6 are valid for Z where p is prime. 8. Show that a ring is commutative if it has the property that ab implies b c when...


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12<br>Introduction to Rings<br>251<br>7. Show that the three properties listed in Exercise 6 are valid for Z<br>where p is prime.<br>8. Show that a ring is commutative if it has the property that ab<br>implies b c when a 0.<br>9. Prove that the intersection of any collection of subrings ofa ring R<br>is a subring of R<br>10. Verify that Examples 8 through 13 in this chapter are as stated.<br>11. Prove rules 3 through 6 of Theorem 12.1.<br>12. Let a, b, and c be elements of a commutative ring, and suppose that<br>is a unit. Prove that b divides c if and only if ab divides<br>са<br>13. Describe all the subrings of the ring of integers.<br>14. Let a and b belong to a ring R and let m be an integer. Prove that<br>m (ab) = (m a)b<br>15. Show that if m and n are integers and a and b are elements from a<br>ring, then (m a)(n b) = (mn) (ab). (This exercise is referred to<br>in Chapters 13 and 15.)<br>16. Show that if n is an integer and a is an element from a ring, then<br>n (-a) = -(n a).<br>17. Show that a ring that is cyclic under addition is commutative.<br>18. Let a belong to a ring R. Let S {x E R | ax<br>a subring of R.<br>19. Let R be a ring. The center of R is the set {x E Rlax = xa for all<br>a in R}. Prove that the center of a ring is a subring.<br>20. Describe the elements of M, (Z) (see Example 4) that have multipli-<br>cative inverses.<br>= a(m b).<br>= 0}. Show that S is<br>R. are rings that contain nonzero ele-<br>21. Suppose that R,, R2,<br>ments. Show that R, R, . .R has a unity if and only if<br>each R, has a unity.<br>22. Let R be a commutative ring with unity and let U(R) denote the set<br>of units of R. Prove that U(R) is a group under the multiplication of<br>R. (This group is called the group of units of R.)<br>23. Determine U(Z[i]) (see Example 11).<br>24. If Ri, R2<br>U(R R,<br>25. Determine U(Z[x]). (This exercise is referred to in Chapter 17.)<br>26. Determine U(R[x]).<br>n<br>An<br>R, are commutative rings with unity, show that<br>R.) U(R) U(R) .UR).<br>n<br>1'<br>27. Show that a unit of a ring divides every element of the ring.<br>28. In Z show that 4 1 2; in Za, show that 3 7; in Z, show that 9 | 12.<br>LOUD<br>

Extracted text: 12 Introduction to Rings 251 7. Show that the three properties listed in Exercise 6 are valid for Z where p is prime. 8. Show that a ring is commutative if it has the property that ab implies b c when a 0. 9. Prove that the intersection of any collection of subrings ofa ring R is a subring of R 10. Verify that Examples 8 through 13 in this chapter are as stated. 11. Prove rules 3 through 6 of Theorem 12.1. 12. Let a, b, and c be elements of a commutative ring, and suppose that is a unit. Prove that b divides c if and only if ab divides са 13. Describe all the subrings of the ring of integers. 14. Let a and b belong to a ring R and let m be an integer. Prove that m (ab) = (m a)b 15. Show that if m and n are integers and a and b are elements from a ring, then (m a)(n b) = (mn) (ab). (This exercise is referred to in Chapters 13 and 15.) 16. Show that if n is an integer and a is an element from a ring, then n (-a) = -(n a). 17. Show that a ring that is cyclic under addition is commutative. 18. Let a belong to a ring R. Let S {x E R | ax a subring of R. 19. Let R be a ring. The center of R is the set {x E Rlax = xa for all a in R}. Prove that the center of a ring is a subring. 20. Describe the elements of M, (Z) (see Example 4) that have multipli- cative inverses. = a(m b). = 0}. Show that S is R. are rings that contain nonzero ele- 21. Suppose that R,, R2, ments. Show that R, R, . .R has a unity if and only if each R, has a unity. 22. Let R be a commutative ring with unity and let U(R) denote the set of units of R. Prove that U(R) is a group under the multiplication of R. (This group is called the group of units of R.) 23. Determine U(Z[i]) (see Example 11). 24. If Ri, R2 U(R R, 25. Determine U(Z[x]). (This exercise is referred to in Chapter 17.) 26. Determine U(R[x]). n An R, are commutative rings with unity, show that R.) U(R) U(R) .UR). n 1' 27. Show that a unit of a ring divides every element of the ring. 28. In Z show that 4 1 2; in Za, show that 3 7; in Z, show that 9 | 12. LOUD
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