. If x and y are integers, then 4x + 12y + 3 can't be divisible by 33 15 8

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. If x and y are integers, then 4x + 12y + 3 can't be divisible by
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Transcribed Image Text:. If x and y are integers, then 4x + 12y + 3 can't be divisible by 33 15 .5 .8
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