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=Student solutions for Assignment #6=
  
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== Problem 3 ==
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Let <math>k</math> be a field of characteristic zero. Assume that every polynomial in <math>k[X]</math> of odd degree and every polynomial in <math>k[X]</math> of degree two has a root in <math>k</math>. Show that <math>k</math> is algebraically closed.
  
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Student solutions for Assignment #6

Problem 3

Let $ k $ be a field of characteristic zero. Assume that every polynomial in $ k[X] $ of odd degree and every polynomial in $ k[X] $ of degree two has a root in $ k $. Show that $ k $ is algebraically closed.


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