Every element in a ring has an Multiplicative inverse?

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Q: Enter the multiplicative inverse of the element [21]49 X+ [18]49 in the ring Z49[x].

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A: Solution. Since a is nilpotent , an = 0 for some n ∈ N.

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Q: Construct the multiplication table for the ring Z/5Z.

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Q: Label each of the following statements as either true or false.   If one element in a ring R has a…

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Q: Each element in Z, except 0, has an inverse (Z,*) is commutative.

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Q: Let R be a ring and a, be R. Show that ab is nilpotent implies that ba is nilpotent.

A: Solution. Since ab is nilpotent, (ab)n = 0 for some n ∈ N.

Q: Find the inverse of 6 − 5√7 in the field ℚ[ √7]

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Q: Write the multiplication table for the following commutative quotient ring: Z2[x]/(x³ + x² +x + 1).

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Q: Consider Z3[√√2] = {a+b√2: a,b € Z₁}. What is the multiplicative inverse of 1-√2 in Z3[√21?

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A: Clearly the ring Mn(F) is infinite iff F is an infinite field.

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