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Abstract Algebra: Prove that F5[X]/(X3 + X + 1) is a field with 125 elements and...

Abstract Algebra: Prove that F5[X]/(X3 + X + 1) is a field with 125 elements and then find [3X2 + 2X + 1]−1.

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