22. Define a new addition O and multiplication O on Z by abma+b-1 and aObma+b- ab, where the operations on the right-hand side of the equal signs are ordinary addition, subtraction, and multiplication. Prove that, with the new operations O and O, Zisan integral domain. 23. Let E be the set of even integers with ordinary addition. Define a new

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17. Define a new multiplication in Z by the rule: ab = 0 for all a, b, EZ Show that
with ordinary addition and this new multiplication, Z is a commutative ring.
18. Define a new multiplication in Z by the rule: ab = 1 for all a, b, eZ. With
ordinary addition and this new multiplication, is Z is a ring?
19. Let S = {a, b, c} and let P(S) be the set of all subsets of S; denote the
elements of P(S) as follows:
S = {a, b, c}; D = {a, b}; E= {a, c}; F= {b, c};
A = {a}; B= {b}; C= {c}; 0 = Ø.
Define addition and multiplication in P(S) by these rules:
M + N = (M – N) U (N – M)
and
MN = MO N.
Write out the addition and multiplication tables for P(S). Also, see Exercise 44.
B. 20. Show that the subset R = {0, 3, 6, 9, 12, 15} of Z1g is a subring. Does R have
an identity?
21. Show that the subset S = {0, 2, 4, 6, 8} of Z10 is a subring. Does S have an
identity?
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22. Define a new addition O and multiplication O on Z by
a Ob =a+ b - 1
and
aOb= a +b– ab,
where the operations on the right-hand side of the equal signs are ordinary
addition, subtraction, and multiplication. Prove that, with the new operations
O and O, Z is an integral domain.
23. Let E be the set of even integers with ordinary addition. Define a new Cosesnart
multiplication + on E by the rule "a* b = ab/2" (where the product on the
right is ordinary multiplication). Prove that with these operations E is a
commutative ring with identity.
24. Define a new addition and multiplication on Z by
a Ob = a + b – 1
and
aOb= ab – (a+ b) + 2.
Prove that with these new operations Z is an integral domain.
25. Define a new addition and multiplication on Q by
rAs=r+s+1
and
rOs = rs +r+s.
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