7. Suppose that (R, +..) be a commutative ring with identity and (I, +,.) be an ideal of R. If I is not prime ideal then .. (a) 3a, be R:a.b EI = a €I and b € I (b) va, be R:a. beI a €l and be1 (e) va, be R:a.beIa el or bEl (d) No Choice

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7. Suppose that (R, +..) be a commutative ring with identity and (I, +,.) be an
ideal of R. If I is not prime ideal then.
(a) 3a, be R:a.b EI = a ¢I and b eI
(b) Va, b e R:a.bEI = a €I and beI
(e) va, b e R:a.bel = a el or bel
(d) No Choice
Transcribed Image Text:7. Suppose that (R, +..) be a commutative ring with identity and (I, +,.) be an ideal of R. If I is not prime ideal then. (a) 3a, be R:a.b EI = a ¢I and b eI (b) Va, b e R:a.bEI = a €I and beI (e) va, b e R:a.bel = a el or bel (d) No Choice
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