Chapter 6: Q42E-b (page 151)
Let l be the set of elements of T whose numerators are divisible by .
Prove that l is an ideal in T.
Short Answer
It is proved that, l is an ideal by theorem 6.2.
Chapter 6: Q42E-b (page 151)
Let l be the set of elements of T whose numerators are divisible by .
Prove that l is an ideal in T.
It is proved that, l is an ideal by theorem 6.2.
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