1. Suppose n is an integer. Find all values of n such that 6n + 3 is divisible by 5. If there are finite number of solutions then list all of them. If the are infinitely many solutions then write your answer in a general form. (For example, 9a - 7,where a is any integer; clearly this is not the actual solution.)
1. Suppose n is an integer. Find all values of n such that 6n + 3 is divisible by 5. If there are finite number of solutions then list all of them. If the are infinitely many solutions then write your answer in a general form. (For example, 9a - 7,where a is any integer; clearly this is not the actual solution.)
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