1) (x + u)Z[x] is an ideal of Z[x] because it satisfies the three conditions to be an ideal: it is an additive subgroup, it is closed under multiplication by elements of Z[x], and it contains the zero element.
2) In the quotient ring Zu[x]/<x^2 + 3>:
a) (x + 4 + <x^2 + 3>) + (x + 5 + <x^2 + 3>) = x + 9 + <x^2 + 3>
b) (x + 4 + <x^2 + 3>) × (x + 5 + <x^2 + 3>) = x^2
1) (x + u)Z[x] is an ideal of Z[x] because it satisfies the three conditions to be an ideal: it is an additive subgroup, it is closed under multiplication by elements of Z[x], and it contains the zero element.
2) In the quotient ring Zu[x]/<x^2 + 3>:
a) (x + 4 + <x^2 + 3>) + (x + 5 + <x^2 + 3>) = x + 9 + <x^2 + 3>
b) (x + 4 + <x^2 + 3>) × (x + 5 + <x^2 + 3>) = x^2
1) (x + u)Z[x] is an ideal of Z[x] because it satisfies the three conditions to be an ideal: it is an additive subgroup, it is closed under multiplication by elements of Z[x], and it contains the zero element.
2) In the quotient ring Zu[x]/<x^2 + 3>:
a) (x + 4 + <x^2 + 3>) + (x + 5 + <x^2 + 3>) = x + 9 + <x^2 + 3>
b) (x + 4 + <x^2 + 3>) × (x + 5 + <x^2 + 3>) = x^2
u = ___ = 9 (“the last digit of your ID” mod 4), 6 u 9
1) Explain why (x + u)Z [x] (= <x + u >) is an ideal of Z [x].
2) In the quotient ring Zu [x] / < x2 +3 > (where Zu = {0, 1, …, u 1}) :
a) ( x + 4 + < x2 +3 > ) + ( x + 5 + < x2 +3 > ) = ____
b) ( x + 4 + < x2 +3 > ) ( x + 5 + < x2 +3 > ) = ____ c) How many elements are there in Zu [x] / < x2 +3 > ?
3) A simple PRNG, Linear Congruential Generator, is generated
by a recursive formula Si +1 = A Si + B mod m, where A, B, and the seed S0 are kept secret. Suppose m = 31, and the first three outputs S1 = 19, S2 = 4, and S3 = u are obtained, then S4 = ____ and S5 = ____ . All the following output Si’s are 參考解答 1) (5 points) Ideal test 1.