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An Euclidean ring (domain)

 Qn 1 :

 An Euclidean ring must possess ................ element.

a) Unity
 b) Unit

 Qn 2 :
An Euclidean ring must possess ................
a) Unity
 b) Unit .

Answer by Prof. Suresh:
Qn 1 - b 
Qn 2 - a
unity = unit element = multiplicative identity.

Note:
Unit means multiplicative inverse.

Unity element - meaningless.
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Algebra - Group Theory MCQ Q&A

Algebra - Group Theory Q&A

Useful for B.Sc / M.Sc Maths | TRB | CSIR NET/SET | TNPSC

1) Cycle of length two is called ...... 
 A) perfect cycle
B) Transposition
C) Even permutation


2) A group generated by a single element is called __________


3) S_n is non-abelian when ......... 
A) n ≥ 2
B) n ≤ 2
C ) n ≤ 3
D) n ≥ 3



4) Identity permutation is a ___________ permutation.
A) Odd
B) Even
C) Both odd and even.

5) The general linear group of degree n is,
 A) A set of  n×n singular matrices
 B) A set of  n×n invertible matrices
 C) The set of  all n×n matrices
 D) The set of  all n×n matrices with determinant 1.


Answers:
1 - B
2 - cyclic group
3 - D
4 - B
5 - B

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If there are n jobs and n workers there are n! (total) possible assignments.

No of bijective functions from a set A of n elements to a set B of n elements is ...... n!

Number of elements in Permutation group Sn ...... n!

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Algebra - Group Theory Q&A in Tamil | TN TRB PG | CSIR NET | SET


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Group

Definition : A non-empty set G is said to form a group if  in G there is defined a binary operation, called the product and denoted by (·) such that

1.    a, b G a · b G (Closure axiom)

2.    a, b, c G a · (b · c) = (a · b) · c (Associative axiom)

3.    There exists an element e G such that a · e = e · a = a, a G (Existence of  identity)

4.     ∀ a G there exists an element a−1 G such that a·a−1 = a−1 ·a = e (Existence of inverse).

(Z, +) is an infinite abelian group.

Also (Q, +), (R , +), (C, +) are infinite abelian groups.




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