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The Galois group acts transitively on the n roots because f is irreducible and separable. The orbit-stabilizer theorem gives
∣G∣=n∣StabG​(α1​)∣​,
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so n divides ∣G∣. Equivalently, the tower law gives [K:F]=[K:F(α1​)]n, while the finite Galois extension has group order [K:F].

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