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Find a basis for each of the following vector spaces and find its dimension (justify): (a)...

Find a basis for each of the following vector spaces and find its dimension (justify):

(a) Q[ √3 2] over Q

(b) Q[i, √ 5] (that is, Q[i][√ 5]) over Q;

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