10. Suppose that (R, +,.) be a commutative ring with identity, then R/ rad R is ... (a) semi-simple (b) integral domain (c) field (d) No Choice

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10. Suppose that (R, +,.) be a commutative ring with identity, then R/ rad R is ..
(a) semi-simple
(b) integral domain
(c) field
(d) No Choice
Transcribed Image Text:10. Suppose that (R, +,.) be a commutative ring with identity, then R/ rad R is .. (a) semi-simple (b) integral domain (c) field (d) No Choice
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