- Let Σa, and Σb, are two infinite series such that 0 Sa, sb, thes a) ifa, converges then Σb, converges.. if diverges thea Σa, diverges. e) if Σb, converges then Σa, converges. d) if Σa, converges then Σb, diverges. (Ft) by a field and f(x) be irreducible polynomial in F(x) then

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Section10.1: Infinite Sequences And Summation Notation
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- Let Σa, and Σb, are two infinite series such that 05a, bn, thes
a) ifa, converges then Σb, converges.
if diverges thea Σa, diverges.
e) if Σb, converges then Σa, converges.
d) if Σa, converges then Σb, diverges.
Let (F,,.) be a field and f(x) be irreducible polynomial in F(x) then
a) F(x)<f(x)> is a field.
b) the principal ideal <f(x)> is the maximal ideal and need not to be a prime
ideal.
c) the principal ideal <f(x)> is a prime ideal and need not to be maximal
ideal.
d) F(x)/<f(x)> is an integral domain but not a field.
Transcribed Image Text:- Let Σa, and Σb, are two infinite series such that 05a, bn, thes a) ifa, converges then Σb, converges. if diverges thea Σa, diverges. e) if Σb, converges then Σa, converges. d) if Σa, converges then Σb, diverges. Let (F,,.) be a field and f(x) be irreducible polynomial in F(x) then a) F(x)<f(x)> is a field. b) the principal ideal <f(x)> is the maximal ideal and need not to be a prime ideal. c) the principal ideal <f(x)> is a prime ideal and need not to be maximal ideal. d) F(x)/<f(x)> is an integral domain but not a field.
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