Directions.
- If you want, you may work together with one partner on this and turn in the same pdf for both of you.
- If you do this, please make sure that you truly collaborate on revising the math and typing it up.
- To collaborate with Overleaf, one person should start the project, and then use the share option (on the top menu bar), to share it with their partner.
- Read the Learning $\LaTeX{}$ document. If you have trouble finding the command for a math symbol you want to use, try looking in this Short Math Guide for $\LaTeX{}$.
- Get the template for this assignment (or use your own). Here’s how to do it:
- Go to www.overleaf.com, and make sure you are logged in.
- In a new window, go here: https://www.overleaf.com/read/ghjmdhdbxhdf
- Click on the menu icon in the upper-left and select “Copy Project”.
- When ask for a name, choose something like “Math 110B - WA 02” and click “Copy”.
- When this completes you will be back in your own workspace (instead of mine).
- Use $\LaTeX$ to type up your proofs of the Propositions to Prove listed below. Make sure to use complete sentences and appropriate punctuation. Also, make sure to edit for typos.
- Click on the “Download PDF” button (to the right of the “Recompile” button). Save the file somewhere you can easily find it.
- Submit the pdf in Canvas for the assignment “Writing 02”.
- Let me know if you have any questions!
Propositions to Prove.
- Prove that if $z$ is an $n^\text{th}$ root of $1$, then $z = (\zeta_n)^k$ for some non-negative $k\in \mathbb{Z}$. (See Lemma 3.22.)
