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 Prove that the product of an even permutation and an odd permutation is odd.


— If m1, m2 belongs to the same orbit then St(m1) and St(m2) are conjugate to each other if m2=p(g)m1 then St(m2)=gSt(m1) g ...


Find a maximal ideal of R [x] containing 

the ideal <x²— 1, x³— 1>


If m1, m2 belongs to the same orbit then St(m1) and St(m2) are conjugate to each other if m2=p(g)m1 then St(m2)=gSt(m1)g-1

Let s= {p/q €Q|(q,7) =1} Define a relation ~ on s by p/q ~ a/b iff 7| (bp-aq). check whether or not ~ is an equivalence relation on s?

Which of the following statements are true, and which short proof or a counter-example.

i)There is no non-abelian group of 12

ii)If in a group G every element is of finite order, then G is a finite order.

iii)The homomorphic image of a non-cyclic group is non cyclic.

iv) If a is an integral domain, then R /I is an integral domain for every non-zero ideal I of R .

v)If I and J are ideals of a ring R, then so is I U J


explain the definition of a localization of ring
explain the examples in localization of a ring

Define a relation `~' on R by 'a ~ b if a — b is an integer'. Show that this is an equivalence relation. Give the equivalence classes of 0 and √2 .


Q[x]/<x-5> isomorphic to Q as field.
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