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Find a real number t, and two polynomials F(X) and G(X) in Z[X] (integer polynomials ring) such that: F(t)=2^(1/2) G(t)=3^(1/2) I have seen other problems of the same kind and I have not idea how to solve them. With this I tried to find a polynomy of odd degree with only odd exponents and a t=a2^(1/2)+b3^(1/2) but I didn't find one who meets the conditions and I was randomly seeking for it.
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Other similar (to me) problem: Find a polynomial: P(X)/ P(X) is divisible for x^2+1 and P(X)+1 is divisible for x^3+x^2+1
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