Subring $R=left{frac{m}{2^a3^b}|min mathbb{Z},a,binmathbb{N}right}$
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Show that $R=left{frac{m}{2^a3^b}|min mathbb{Z},a,binmathbb{N}right}$ is a subring of $mathbb{Q}$. Show that $frac{1}{5}notin R$. Is $mathbb{Z}$ in $R$?
I have already shown, that the product, the sum and the difference of two Elements from $R$ are in $R$.
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Show that $R=left{frac{m}{2^a3^b}|min mathbb{Z},a,binmathbb{N}right}$ is a subring of $mathbb{Q}$. Show that $frac{1}{5}notin R$. Is $mathbb{Z}$ in $R$?
I have already shown, that the product, the sum and the difference of two Elements from $R$ are in $R$.
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Show that $R=left{frac{m}{2^a3^b}|min mathbb{Z},a,binmathbb{N}right}$ is a subring of $mathbb{Q}$. Show that $frac{1}{5}notin R$. Is $mathbb{Z}$ in $R$?
I have already shown, that the product, the sum and the difference of two Elements from $R$ are in $R$.
abstract-algebra ring-theory
Show that $R=left{frac{m}{2^a3^b}|min mathbb{Z},a,binmathbb{N}right}$ is a subring of $mathbb{Q}$. Show that $frac{1}{5}notin R$. Is $mathbb{Z}$ in $R$?
I have already shown, that the product, the sum and the difference of two Elements from $R$ are in $R$.
abstract-algebra ring-theory
abstract-algebra ring-theory
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Hint:
$$
frac{1}{5}in R
iff frac{1}{5}=frac{m}{2^a3^b}
iff {2^a3^b}= {5m}
$$
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1 Answer
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Hint:
$$
frac{1}{5}in R
iff frac{1}{5}=frac{m}{2^a3^b}
iff {2^a3^b}= {5m}
$$
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Hint:
$$
frac{1}{5}in R
iff frac{1}{5}=frac{m}{2^a3^b}
iff {2^a3^b}= {5m}
$$
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up vote
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Hint:
$$
frac{1}{5}in R
iff frac{1}{5}=frac{m}{2^a3^b}
iff {2^a3^b}= {5m}
$$
Hint:
$$
frac{1}{5}in R
iff frac{1}{5}=frac{m}{2^a3^b}
iff {2^a3^b}= {5m}
$$
answered Nov 21 at 11:31
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