Let K be an extension of a field F. If a, be K are algebraic over F, then a± b, ab, ab' (b # 0) are algebraic over F. In other words, the elements of K which are algebraic over F form a subfield of K. -1

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Let K be an extension of a field F. If a, be K are
algebraic over F, then a ±b, ab, ab¯' (b 0) are algebraic over F. In other
words, the elements of K which are algebraic over F form a subfield of K.
Transcribed Image Text:Let K be an extension of a field F. If a, be K are algebraic over F, then a ±b, ab, ab¯' (b 0) are algebraic over F. In other words, the elements of K which are algebraic over F form a subfield of K.
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