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Suppose n = rs where r and s are distinct primes, and let p be a...

Suppose n = rs where r and s are distinct primes, and let p be a prime. Determine (with proof, of course) the number of irreducible degree n monic polynomials in Fp[x]. (Hint: look at the proof for the number of prime degree polynomials)

The notation Fp means the finite field with q elements

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