Show that if alpha and beta are Gaussian integers and alpha

Show that if alpha and beta are Gaussian integers and alpha divides beta then N(alpha) divides N(beta)

Solution

= a+bi and = c+di

N() = a2 +b2

N() = c2 +d2

Given that   divides .

That means,

  / = k (constant)

We have to prove that  N() divides N().

i.e. N() / N() = k or some constant

N() / N() = c2 +d2 /  a2 + b2

   = (c+id) (c-id) / (a+ib) (a-ib)

=  2/2

= ( /)2

= (k)2

   = constant

N() / N() = constant

Therefore,

N() divides N()

Show that if alpha and beta are Gaussian integers and alpha divides beta then N(alpha) divides N(beta)Solution = a+bi and = c+di N() = a2 +b2 N() = c2 +d2 Given

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