i need to show that Z forms a ring under new addition x+y=(x+y+1) and new multiplication x*y=x+y+xy
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prove that Z forms a ring under new addition x+y=(x+y+1) and new multiplication x*y=x+y+xy
i need to show that Z forms a ring under new addition x+y=(x+y+1) and new multiplication x*y=x+y+xy and thanx
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I just need an example of a vector space that is closed under scalar multiplication but not under addition. That is all. Thanks for your wisdom.
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