SOLUTION: if m=n+mr then use zorn's lemma to show that n is contained in a maximal submodule k of m

Question 1088995: if m=n+mr then use zorn's lemma to show that n is contained in a maximal submodule k of m
Answer by ikleyn(52781) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
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It would be good and correct to say in the problem formulation who are these symbols m, n and r.

It is NOT GOOD and IS NOT CORRECT to say nothing about it in the problem formulation.

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