{n.1 | n is interger} is a subdomain of the integral domain

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Show that if D is an integral domain, then {n.1 | n is interger} is a subdomain of D contained in every subdomain of D.

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Let be an integral domain.
Let is an integer} where 1 is the unity element.
Then .
Let be arbitrary, then such that

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Show that if D is an integral domain, then {n.1 | n is interger} is a subdomain of D contained in every
subdomain of D.

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