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(A) Prove that over the field C, that Q(i) and Q(sqrt(2)) are isomorphic as vector spaces....

(A) Prove that over the field C, that Q(i) and Q(sqrt(2)) are isomorphic as vector spaces.

(B) Prove that over the field C, that Q(i) and Q(sqrt(2)) are not isomorphic as fields

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