Let F be a field of characteristic not equal to 2. Let D1, D₂ € F, neither of which isa square in F. Let Kin F. Let K =F(√D₁,F(√D₁,√D₂).2Showthat dimf(K) = 4 iff D₁D₂ is not a square in F (if dimF (K) = 4 then Kis called a biquadratic extension of F.)

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