Answer to Question #18544 in Algebra for Melvin Henriksen

Question #18544

Let R = kG where k is any field and G is any group. Let I be the ideal of R generated by ab − ba for all a, b ∈ R. Show that I = (sum over a∈G) (a − 1)kG.

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