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Let F=Q(π4)and K=Q(π). Show that πis algebraic over F and find a basis of K over F.

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1F,ππ,π2,...... is a basis of K over F.

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01

Definition of basis.

A space consisting of vectors, together with the associative and commutative operations of addition of vectors and the associative operation of multiplication of vectors by scalers.

02

Showing that {1F,ππ,π2,......} is a basis.

Let F=Qπ4and K=Qπ. Define a polynomial pXFX=Qπ4as,

px=x4-π4

Replace x by πand if the polynomial px over F become zero that means, πis algebraic overF.

Therefore evaluate p(x) at x=πas follows

pπ=π4=π4=0

Since the polynomial p(x) at x=πis zero.

This gives is πa root of the polynomial. This means there exist a polynomial px over F such thatpπ=0

Hence π is algebraic over F. Thus the polynomial is minimal polynomial also. Now by the theorem given below,

Let K be an extension field of F and uK is algebraic element over F with minimal polynomial of degree n . Then1F,ππ,π2,...... is a basic of the space F(u) over F. Thus apply the theorem mentioned above.

Therefore 1F,ππ,π2,...... is basis of K over F.

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