(a) Is the polynomial 1 + 2x − xª¹ € Z₁[x] irreducible over Z₁? Justify your answer.

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Question 7.
(a) Is the polynomial 1 + 2x - x¹ € Z₁[r] irreducible over Z₁? Justify your answer.
(b) Given two polynomials q(z) = 1 - 3x + x³ and g(x) = x¹-5. Find a reduced form of
J + g(x) in Z₂[x]/J, where J = (g(x)).
(c) Given two polynomials p(x) = x² +3 and f(x)
inverse of + f(x) in the quotient field Q[r]/I for I = (p(x)).
=
2³x²+2. Find the multiplicative
(d) Given the mapping : Q[x]/→ C defined by 0(+(m+nx)) = m+n√−2, vm, n € Q,
in terms of = (x²+4). Prove or disprove: Q[x]/~ (G,+), where G is the image
of Q[r]/ under the mapping 0.
Transcribed Image Text:Question 7. (a) Is the polynomial 1 + 2x - x¹ € Z₁[r] irreducible over Z₁? Justify your answer. (b) Given two polynomials q(z) = 1 - 3x + x³ and g(x) = x¹-5. Find a reduced form of J + g(x) in Z₂[x]/J, where J = (g(x)). (c) Given two polynomials p(x) = x² +3 and f(x) inverse of + f(x) in the quotient field Q[r]/I for I = (p(x)). = 2³x²+2. Find the multiplicative (d) Given the mapping : Q[x]/→ C defined by 0(+(m+nx)) = m+n√−2, vm, n € Q, in terms of = (x²+4). Prove or disprove: Q[x]/~ (G,+), where G is the image of Q[r]/ under the mapping 0.
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