Let c be in a ring R and let I = {rc | r is in R}
Give an example to show that if R is not a commutative ring, then I need not be an ideal.
Can someone help me this?
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Let c be in a ring R and let I = {rc | r is in R}
Give an example to show that if R is not a commutative ring, then I need not be an ideal.
Can someone help me this?