4.6 Suppose F is a field of characteristic p. Show that F can beregarded as a vector space over GF(p). Deduce that anyfinite field has order equal to a power of some primenumber.

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Suppose F is a field of characteristic p. Show that F can be regarded as a vector space over GF(p). Deduce that any finite field has order equal to a power of some prime number.