7. Let d be a negative integer. Prove that Z[√d] = {a+b√d | a,b € Z} is an domain. You can use the Subring Test (and stating which ring it is a subring first show that it is a ring

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7. Let d be a negative integer. Prove that Z[√d] = {a+b√d | a,b ≤ Z} is an integral
domain. You can use the Subring Test (and stating which ring it is a subring of) to
first show that it is a ring
Transcribed Image Text:7. Let d be a negative integer. Prove that Z[√d] = {a+b√d | a,b ≤ Z} is an integral domain. You can use the Subring Test (and stating which ring it is a subring of) to first show that it is a ring
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