Let K = Z P , F = Z p (x), and E = Z p (x

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Let K = ZP, F = Zp(x), and E = Zp(xP).

(a) F is separably generated and separable over K.

(b) E ≠ F.

(c) F is algebraic and purely inseparable over E.

(d) {xP} is a transcendence base of F over K which is not a separating transcendence base.

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