(9) Let K be integer ring module 12 and let I-([4]) and J-([6]) be ideals of K.Then([0])(i) 1 + JOption 1Option 2(ii) Inj(iii) I UJ

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! (9) Let K be integer ring module 12 and let I-([4]) and J-([6]) be ideals of K. Then ([0]) (i) I + J Option 1 Option 2 (ii) Inj (iii) I UJ