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QUESTION 10 State whether the following are true or false. If true, you must pro must provide a counterexample. (10.1) Every ring is a field. (10.2) Z5 has no zero divisors. (10.3) A4 has 24 elements. (10.4) Every permutation is a cycle. (10.5) Zn is a cyclic group.