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(ii) Determine which of the elements V2i, 2, 7 have non-trivial factors in Z[V–2].
c) For what values of 2. does the following set of equations have non trivial solutions for x. y. -(1+1)x + y + 3a = 0 x+(2-2)y=0 3x +(2-2)==0
Problem 2. Find linear endomorphism f:R→ Rsuch that f has no proper non-trivial invariant sub- spaces, but f = f of does have a proper non-trivial invariant subspace.
Please explain steps taken and why 1.13 Show that the elements 4 and 2(1+V-3) in Z[V-3] have no g.cd
9. Consider the graph in problem 8, call it G. a) Find at least one non-trivial graph automorphism on G. That is, find a graph isomorphism f:G -G. Show that there are bijective mappings g: V(G)-V(G) and h: E(G)-E(G). Show that the mappings preserve the edge-endpoint function for G. b) Find a mapping fl:G G that is the inverse of the automorphism you found in part a c) Show that fof- I, which is the identity automorphism that sends each...
7. (a) Find an example of a Boolean algebra with elements x, y, and z for which xty-x + z but yz. (b) Prove that in any Boolean algebra, if xy- z and+ yxz, then y -z 7. (a) Find an example of a Boolean algebra with elements x, y, and z for which xty-x + z but yz. (b) Prove that in any Boolean algebra, if xy- z and+ yxz, then y -z
Previous Problem Problem List Next Problem (1 point) Let's find the general solution to z2y"-5zy, + 8y-(2-P) using reduction o of order (1) First find a non-trivial solution to the complementary equation z' smaller power m. 5zy' +8y0 of the form z. There are two possibilities, pe (2) Now set u = tizm and determine a first order equation (in standard form) that ,' t' must satisfy (3) Solve this for z using cl as the arbitrary constant 4) Solve...
1. Letū,7, andū be arbitrary non-zero vectors in 3-dimensional space. Determine which of the following best describes each product. Very briefly explain your answer. (i) a scalar, (ii) a vector, (iii) 0. (iv) 7 (v) undefined a) ūū b) (V xw.v c) (ū.w). (ü.w) d) (ü x w) x (2ú xw) e) ( iv) f) (u xv) xw g) (ü xv).
Which of the following rings have complete factorizations? Select all that apply. • Z[V-5] Z[i] • Z[x, y, z) Which of the following rings have unqiue factorizations? Select all that apply. Z[V-5) Z[x, y, 2] • Z[x, y, 2]/(x2 - yz)
Question 2. In this exercise, you will show that Z[V-5] is not a U.F.D. (but it is an I.D., as you proved last lecture!) You will learn a common trick for reasoning about irreducibility and primality in a ring - with the help of special multiplicative functions to Z>. (i) First, calculate the units in Z[V-5] [Hint: calculate inverses first, assuming you can divide ("work- ing in Q[V-5]", and then see which ones actually lie in Z[V-5]] (ii) Next, we...
please help! 7. Consider the generalized Pell equation x2- 6y2 =3. *) Verify that 3+ v6 E Z[V6] gives a solution of (*). Produce three other non-trivial positive solutions of (. (Hint: Use solutions of x2 - 6/2 = 1 to help out.) 7. Consider the generalized Pell equation x2- 6y2 =3. *) Verify that 3+ v6 E Z[V6] gives a solution of (*). Produce three other non-trivial positive solutions of (. (Hint: Use solutions of x2 - 6/2 =...