Show that is not a unique factorization domain. (Hint:

Chapter 18, Problem 15E

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Show that \(Z[\sqrt{-6}]\) is not a unique factorization domain. (Hint: Factor 10 in two ways.) Why does this show that \(Z[\sqrt{-6}]\) is not a principal ideal domain?

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