Consider the ring R=usual.x-{]Prove that I =a 0x,yezwith matrix addition and multiplication defined asis an ideal of R.(Hint: show that I is a subgroup and then show it is an ideal.)

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Section6.1: Ideals And Quotient Rings

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Consider the ring R= usual. x 0 Prove that I = x,yez with matrix addition and multiplication defined as a 0 ;]|₁cz} (Hint: show that I is a subgroup and then show it is an ideal.) is an ideal of R.