Is $S$ is subring of $T$?











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consider $S = C[x^5]$,complex polynomials is $x^5$ , as a subset of $T =C[x]$ the ring of all complex polynomials.
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Is $S$ is subring of $T$ ?



My attempts : i Thinks Yes because $S$ is a subset of $T$



Any hints/solution will be apprecaited



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    Check also $S$ is closed under subtraction, closed under multiplication, and it contains the multiplicative identity $1$.
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    Its a subset but as said, you need to check that it is closed under addition, contains the additive inverse of each element, it is closed under multiplication and contains the unit element 1.
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consider $S = C[x^5]$,complex polynomials is $x^5$ , as a subset of $T =C[x]$ the ring of all complex polynomials.
Now My question is that



Is $S$ is subring of $T$ ?



My attempts : i Thinks Yes because $S$ is a subset of $T$



Any hints/solution will be apprecaited



thanks u










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    Check also $S$ is closed under subtraction, closed under multiplication, and it contains the multiplicative identity $1$.
    – i707107
    Nov 19 at 22:27






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    Its a subset but as said, you need to check that it is closed under addition, contains the additive inverse of each element, it is closed under multiplication and contains the unit element 1.
    – Wuestenfux
    Nov 20 at 12:09













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consider $S = C[x^5]$,complex polynomials is $x^5$ , as a subset of $T =C[x]$ the ring of all complex polynomials.
Now My question is that



Is $S$ is subring of $T$ ?



My attempts : i Thinks Yes because $S$ is a subset of $T$



Any hints/solution will be apprecaited



thanks u










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consider $S = C[x^5]$,complex polynomials is $x^5$ , as a subset of $T =C[x]$ the ring of all complex polynomials.
Now My question is that



Is $S$ is subring of $T$ ?



My attempts : i Thinks Yes because $S$ is a subset of $T$



Any hints/solution will be apprecaited



thanks u







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  • 4




    Check also $S$ is closed under subtraction, closed under multiplication, and it contains the multiplicative identity $1$.
    – i707107
    Nov 19 at 22:27






  • 1




    Its a subset but as said, you need to check that it is closed under addition, contains the additive inverse of each element, it is closed under multiplication and contains the unit element 1.
    – Wuestenfux
    Nov 20 at 12:09














  • 4




    Check also $S$ is closed under subtraction, closed under multiplication, and it contains the multiplicative identity $1$.
    – i707107
    Nov 19 at 22:27






  • 1




    Its a subset but as said, you need to check that it is closed under addition, contains the additive inverse of each element, it is closed under multiplication and contains the unit element 1.
    – Wuestenfux
    Nov 20 at 12:09








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Check also $S$ is closed under subtraction, closed under multiplication, and it contains the multiplicative identity $1$.
– i707107
Nov 19 at 22:27




Check also $S$ is closed under subtraction, closed under multiplication, and it contains the multiplicative identity $1$.
– i707107
Nov 19 at 22:27




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Its a subset but as said, you need to check that it is closed under addition, contains the additive inverse of each element, it is closed under multiplication and contains the unit element 1.
– Wuestenfux
Nov 20 at 12:09




Its a subset but as said, you need to check that it is closed under addition, contains the additive inverse of each element, it is closed under multiplication and contains the unit element 1.
– Wuestenfux
Nov 20 at 12:09















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