A partial order <= is defined on the set S = {x,a1,a2,...,an,y} as x<=ai for all i and ai<=y for all i, where n>=1. Number of total orders on the set S which contain partial order <= is
a) 1
b) n
c) n+2
d) n!
Let Z[x] be the domain of all polynomials with integer coefficients. Consider the constant polynomial 2 and the polynomial x. Let S = {a(x)*2 + b(x)*x: a(x),b(x) w/in Z[x]}. (note: Z is integers symbol)
a)Prove S = {f(x) w/in Z[x]: f(0) w/in 2Z}
b)Prove S is an ideal in Z[x]
c)Prove there is no polynomial d(x) w/in Z[x] such thats S = {q(x)d(x): q(x) w/in Z[x]}. [This Z[x] is not a principle ideal domain]
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