Exercise 1 asks the student to (1) show that the sum of subsets in a ring equals their union, and (2) show that the product of subsets equals the set of all products of elements from each subset, assuming the ring is commutative. Exercise 2 asks the student to (1) show that the sum of ideals is contained within their intersection, and (2) give an example where the product of two ideals does not equal their intersection. Exercise 3 asks the student to give an example of a ring with a maximal ideal that is not prime.
Exercise 1 asks the student to (1) show that the sum of subsets in a ring equals their union, and (2) show that the product of subsets equals the set of all products of elements from each subset, assuming the ring is commutative. Exercise 2 asks the student to (1) show that the sum of ideals is contained within their intersection, and (2) give an example where the product of two ideals does not equal their intersection. Exercise 3 asks the student to give an example of a ring with a maximal ideal that is not prime.
Exercise 1 asks the student to (1) show that the sum of subsets in a ring equals their union, and (2) show that the product of subsets equals the set of all products of elements from each subset, assuming the ring is commutative. Exercise 2 asks the student to (1) show that the sum of ideals is contained within their intersection, and (2) give an example where the product of two ideals does not equal their intersection. Exercise 3 asks the student to give an example of a ring with a maximal ideal that is not prime.
Exercises 11 Due Fri 09 Nov Exercise 1. Let R be a ring with identity, and let X1 , . . . , Xn ⊆ R be subsets. (a) Show that nj=1 (Xj ) = (∪nj=1 Xj ). P
(b) Assume that R is also commutative. Set
X = {x1 · · · xn | xj ∈ Xj , j = 1, . . . , n} Qn and show j=1 (Xi ) = (X). Exercise 2. Let R be a ring, and let I1 , . . . , In ⊆ R be ideals. (a) Show that nj=1 Ij ⊆ ∩nj=1 Ij Q
(b) Give an example of a ring R with ideals I1 , I2 such that I1 I2 6= I1 ∩ I2 .
Exercise 3. Give an example of a ring R containing a maximal ideal that is not prime.