abstract In the ring Z[x]1- The inverse of x is:a) x+1b) x2+1c) xd) x2- The value that replacesx isa) x+1b) x2 +1c) xd) x3- (x2+1) is equal to:a) x+1b) x2 +xc) xd) x24- (x+1) (x2 +x+1)is equal to:a) 0b) x2 +1c) xd) x

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In the ring Z[x] 1- The inverse of x is: a) x+1 b) x+1 c) x d) x 2- The value that replacesx is a) x+1 b) x2 +1 c) x d) x 3- (x²+1)' is equal to: a) x+1 b) x² +x c) x d) x2 4- (x+1)(x² +x+1)is equal to: a) 0 b) x2+1 c) x d) x

In the ring Z[x] 1- The inverse of x is: a) x+1 b) x+1 c) x d) x 2- The value that replacesx is a) x+1 b) x2 +1 c) x d) x 3- (x²+1)' is equal to: a) x+1 b) x² +x c) x d) x2 4- (x+1)(x² +x+1)is equal to: a) 0 b) x2+1 c) x d) x

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Section6.1: Ideals And Quotient Rings

Problem 24E: 24. If is a commutative ring and is a fixed element of prove that the setis an ideal of . (The set...

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