Let a be the positive real fourth root of 3. Factor the polynomial x4 – 3 into irreducible factors in each of the fields Q, Q(a) and Q(a, i).

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Chapter8: Polynomials
Section8.2: Divisibility And Greatest Common Divisor
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where Q is the rational numbers

(b)
Let a be the positive real fourth root of 3.
Factor
the polynomial
x* - 3
into
irreducible factors in each of the fields Q,
Q(a) and Q(a, i).
Transcribed Image Text:(b) Let a be the positive real fourth root of 3. Factor the polynomial x* - 3 into irreducible factors in each of the fields Q, Q(a) and Q(a, i).
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