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    Finding U13 Cyclic Numbers: A Faster Way?

    Homework Statement Is U13 cyclic? The Attempt at a Solution I know the elements are {1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10,11,12}. I have eliminated 1,2,3,4,5 and I am working on 6. I am doing it this way: 60=1 61=6 62=10 63=8 64=9 65=2 ..and so on, but I did, for example, 62=36-13=23=10...
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    Exploring the Cyclicity of U(13) and U(15)

    Does anyone know how to find a generator for U13? I know the elements are {1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10,11,12}. I have eliminated 1,2,3,4,5 and I am working on 6. I am doing it this way: 60=1 61=6 62=10 63=8 64=9 65=2 ..and so on, but I did, for example, 62=36-13=23=10 and that is how...
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    Polynomial Division Homework: Q[x], Z5[x], R[x]

    ok, so the division was correct then? All of it? Thank you for checking my work!
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    Polynomial Division Homework: Q[x], Z5[x], R[x]

    It is in Z5, so I cannot use 2/3, it would be 3-1 and I tried that and it was incorrect..
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    Polynomial Division Homework: Q[x], Z5[x], R[x]

    It is in Z5 so 3x4=12 which is 2 in Z5 or am I missing something? I cannot use fractions, I don't think 2/3 is in Z5
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    Polynomial Division Homework: Q[x], Z5[x], R[x]

    Has anyone been able to read my work and critique it? Please let me know if I am on the right track..
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    Exploring the Cyclicity of U(13) and U(15)

    Homework Statement Is U(13) cyclic? Is U(15) cyclic? 2. The attempt at a solution The units in U(13): {1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10,11,12} U(13) is not cyclic because it is prime? U15:{1,2,4,7,8,11,13,14} and there are no generators either? I do not think I am correct with this though.
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    Polynomial Division Homework: Q[x], Z5[x], R[x]

    I have attached my work to this reply. Is this correct?
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    Polynomial Division Homework: Q[x], Z5[x], R[x]

    I have attached the work I have done so far, please critique and help me finish. I am confused on what -3^-1x^3 becomes in Z5. Does it become 3x^3?
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    Polynomial Division Homework: Q[x], Z5[x], R[x]

    Homework Statement Divide 2x5+x-1 by 3x2+1 in Q[x], Z5[x], and R[x] The Attempt at a Solution I believe the answer should be the same in Q[x] and R[x] and after division I got 2/3x3-2/9x with remainder 1 2/9x-1. I had trouble in Z5 and would like someone to help me. So far I...
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    Analyzing Complex Number Ring Structure

    I know there are several properties that must be met in order for the set to be a ring: associative under addition and multiplication; commutative under addition; and distributive. How do I begin checking these properties the set of all pure imaginary complex numbers?
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    Analyzing Complex Number Ring Structure

    Homework Statement Determine whether the indicated operations of addition and multiplication are defined (closed) on the set, and give a ring structure. If a ring is formed, state whether the ring is commutative, whether it has unity, and whether it is a field: The set of all pure...
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    Find all units in each given ring

    The Unit in 2Z is 1, so the multiplicative identity element in 2Z x Z is 1; does that mean that all numbers are units in 2Z x Z?
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    Find all units in each given ring

    Homework Statement Describe all the units (if any) in each given ring: 2Z X Z with addition and multiplication by components; and Z X Q X Z with addition and multiplication by components Homework Equations The Attempt at a Solution I do not know how to begin, I am not sure how...
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