10.1, due on October 14

Difficult:
    I couldn't quite follow the second half of theorem 10.5 where m > n is shown to be impossible.

Reflective:
    Example 10.7.2 was interesting because it showed the difference between Q(exp(2*pi*i/n)) and Q(m*exp(2*pi*i/n)), where m^n is in Q but m is not. Where as the first has degree n-1, the second has degree n.