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, b e R:a. b E 1 = a ¢ I and b ¢ 1 (b) Va, b e R: a. bEI = a ¢ I and b ¢ 1 (c) Va, b e R: a.b € I = a € I or b E I (d) No Choice (a) (b) C (c) C (d) C

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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, b e R: a. b e 1 = a ¢ I and b ¢ 1
(b) Va, b e R: a. b e I = a ¢ 1 and b ¢ 1
(c) Va, b e R:a. b E I = a E I or b e I
(d) No Choice
(a) O
(b)
(c)
(d)
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, b e R: a. b e 1 = a ¢ I and b ¢ 1 (b) Va, b e R: a. b e I = a ¢ 1 and b ¢ 1 (c) Va, b e R:a. b E I = a E I or b e I (d) No Choice (a) O (b) (c) (d)
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