Algebraic theory
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Question 1
Let b and d be distinct nonzero real numbers and c any real number .Prove that
{ b,c +di } is a basis of C over R.
Hint-For any r + si ∈ C, r +si= (r/b-cs/bd)b +s/d(c+di).Hence {b,c + di} spans C over R. Prove that it is also linearly independent over R.
Question 2
If a+bi ∈ C and b≠0 ,prove that C= R(a +bi).
C-complex
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This is two proofs regarding abstract algebra.
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The statement is problem #2 is wrong and I gave a counter example.
Question #1
Proof:
For any , I want to find , such that . Then we have and ...
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