Answer to Question #350987 in Abstract Algebra for Deq

Question #350987

3.4. Prove that any field is an integral domain.


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2022-06-16T09:41:22-0400

Let "a\\ne0" and "b" be two elements in the field "F" and "ab=0".

Since "F" is a field and "a\\ne0" we have "a^{-1}\\in F". Hence "a^{-1}ab=a^{-1}0=0".

So we obtain "b=0".

Hence there exists no zero divisor in "F".


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