Section 51 number 9 [E:FJ.Theory orle 01 e.ok moAniH x]9, Show that if a, ß E F are both separable over F, then a ± B, aß, and a/B, if B # 0, are all separable over F.[Hint: Use Theorem 51.9 and its corollary.]R-1l is a basis for Z„(v) over Z„(yP), where y is an indeterminate. Referring to Exam- 519 TheoremIfK1sa finite extensiun Cf E and Is a finite fxtensionofFithat IS, FSESK then K is separable.overrFif andonkıifKs separable over E and EIS Separable oler F.51.J0 CorullaryIf F ISa finte extension of fthen E Is Sepamble over Ffand only if each a INFIS aparable over F.

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Section 51 number 9

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Theory orle 01 e.ok mo
AniH x]
9, Show that if a, ß E F are both separable over F, then a ± B, aß, and a/B, if B # 0, are all separable over F.
[Hint: Use Theorem 51.9 and its corollary.]
R-1l is a basis for Z„(v) over Z„(yP), where y is an indeterminate. Referring to Exam-

519 Theorem
IfK1sa finite extensiun Cf E and Is a finite fxtension
ofFithat IS, FSESK then K is separable.overrFif and
onkıifKs separable over E and EIS Separable oler F.
51.J0 Corullary
If F ISa finte extension of fthen E Is Sepamble over F
fand only if each a INFIS aparable over F.

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