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What is Kronecker's theorem/lemma for root solutions?
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[QUOTE="fresh_42, post: 6134360, member: 572553"] If we had more than one zero in a field extension, then there would be a field in between with those zeros and no others of degree greater than two. But the total degree of the splitting field is prime and the degree of the smaller field would be a divisor of that prime. Thus there can only be one zero or already all. [/QUOTE]
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