Let F be a field and let f(x) be a polynomial in F[x] that is reducible over F. Then * < f(x) > is a prime ideal but not maximal in F[x] is maximal in F[x] None of the choices is not a prime ideal in F[x]

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Let F be a field and let f(x) be a polynomial in F[x] that is reducible over F.
Then *
<f(x) > is a prime ideal but not maximal in F[x]
<f(x) > is maximal in F[x]
None of the choices
<f(x) > is not a prime ideal in F[x]
Which cf the followingassertions is true
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88 F
TOSHIBA
Transcribed Image Text:False True Let F be a field and let f(x) be a polynomial in F[x] that is reducible over F. Then * <f(x) > is a prime ideal but not maximal in F[x] <f(x) > is maximal in F[x] None of the choices <f(x) > is not a prime ideal in F[x] Which cf the followingassertions is true e here to search 88 F TOSHIBA
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