(x) is primitive, then f(x) and g(x) must also be primitive 4. Determine the irreducibility of the following polynomials in Q[x]. i. x4+x+1 ii. x³-5/2-1/2 11. X D

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3. Prove that if f (x)g (x) is primitive, then f(x) and g(x) must also be primitive.
4. Determine the irreducibility of the following polynomials in Q[x].
i. x4 +x+1
ii. x³--1/
5. Use Proposition 3 to determine the irreducibility of the following polynomials
in Z[x]
Transcribed Image Text:3. Prove that if f (x)g (x) is primitive, then f(x) and g(x) must also be primitive. 4. Determine the irreducibility of the following polynomials in Q[x]. i. x4 +x+1 ii. x³--1/ 5. Use Proposition 3 to determine the irreducibility of the following polynomials in Z[x]
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