What is the format/style of a math paper published in a peer-reviewed journal?

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I'm writing a math history essay but it was assigned to "conform to the style of mathematics paper published in a peer-reviewed journal". I don't know what this means. I don't know much about this so I can't find an example.

What would the font be? The spacing? The citation?

Can anyone help me, please? Thank you.

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You can find a dummy text math paper here, formatted with $\LaTeX$. https://www.overleaf.com/latex/examples/example-of-elsevier-article-template-with-dummy-text/qfscmwntknmq

I suspect your instructor only wants you to mimic the general style and organization, not necessarily match fonts. You should probably ask about that.

If you're ambitious you can learn a little $\LaTeX$ and let it format your paper. (The overleaf site offering this sample can manage that in the cloud for you.)