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Describe the Rings

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Describe the rings:
Z[x]/(x2-3, 2x+4),Z[i]/(2+i)

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Describe the rings: Z[x]/(x2 - 3, 2x + 4), Z[i]/(2 + i) where i2 = -1.

Please explain your reasoning and solution in as much detail as possible.
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Rings are described as isomorphic.

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