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Modern Algebra: An Introduction | 6th Edition | ISBN: 9780470384435 | Authors: John R. Durbin

Let D denote the ring of integers. Prove that the only subset of D that satisfies the

Chapter 28, Problem 28.9

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Let D denote the ring of integers. Prove that the only subset of D that satisfies the conditionson D P in the definition of integral domain is the set of natural numbers.

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