Determine dimo(Q[√2+√3]). [Hint: Recall from Exercise 4(i) in Section 5 that Q[√2+√3] = Q[√2, √3], and check Lemma 4.2.]

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Determine dimo(Q[√2+√3]). [Hint: Recall from Exercise 4(i) in Section 5 that Q[√2+√3] = Q[√2, √3], and check Lemma 4.2.]

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Determine dimo(Q[√2+√3]). [Hint: Recall from Exercise 4(i) in Section 5 that Q[√2+√3] = Q[√2, √3], and check Lemma 4.2.]
Lemma 4.2 Let U be a ring, and let S and T be subfields of U with SCT. Assume that dims(T) and dimT(U) are finite. Then dims (U) = dims (T) dimŢ(U).
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