2. (2 points) Let > be a monomial order on k 21,...,n]. (a) Let f e k[x1,...,xn) and let m be a monomial. Show that LT(

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2. (2 points) Let > be a monomial order on k 21,...,n]. (a) Let f e k[x1,...,xn) and let m be a monomial. Show that LT(

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2. (2 points) Let > be a monomial order on k 21,...,n]. (a) Let f e k[x1,...,xn) and let m be a monomial. Show that LT( mA) = m.LT(S). (b) Let f.9 € k[201..., In). Is LT(f.g) necessarily the same as LT(S) LT(9)? (c) Let f.9 € [21... Xn] be nonzero polynomials. Show that multideg(9) multideg(f) + multideg(9). (d) Let f, ge k[x1, ... , In] be nonzero polynomials. If f+970, then multideg (f+ g) <max(multideg(), multideg(9)). If in addition, multideg() + multideg(9), then equality occurs.
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