Answer to Question #22737 in Abstract Algebra for Mohammad

Abstract Algebra

Question #22737

Given an element a in a commutative ring R, let S be the multiplicative set 1 + aR ⊆ R.
Show that a ∈ rad(S−1R) (where a means a/1 ∈ S−1R).

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