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Hi every one

In the preliminaries section, the item c), there a proposition that say: "So by our choice of g we get "[tex]\theta/p | \psi/p[/tex]" whence "[tex]\theta | \psi[/tex]" ". I am not understanding this propositión, Please help me

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That

[tex]\theta/p~\vert~\psi/p[/tex]

means that there exists a c such that

[tex]c\theta/p=\psi/p[/tex]

Now multiply both sides by p...
 
thanks by your attention, but, a important part is: In the preliminaries section, the item c), there a proposition that say: "So by our choice of g we get "
[tex]\theta/p | \psi/p[\tex], how i use "So by our choice of g we get", Why g havenot any degree?, why choice small as posible that contravening c)?[/tex]
 
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juaninf, if you keep "bumping" your threads every few minutes, you are going to get banned.