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Q: 18. Prove the following proposition: For all integers a and b, if 3 divides (a? + b?), then 3…

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Q: 7) Prove that for any integer n, n' -n is even.

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Q: 2. What are the two largest positive integers n satisfying n - 1 | n²-A?

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Q: that for any integer n, n -n is even.

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Q: Q4) Prove for any natural number n 20 Li 1+2+2+. +2" = 2-1 ミ (n+1) .... (11) 1+2+3+ + n = 2

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Q: Use a direct proof to show that the sum of two odd integers(k and l) is even.

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Q: If n is an integer greater than 2, then for all integers m, n does not divide m or n + m # nm.

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Q: 2. Find a counterexample to the statement n2 – 4 - V nonzero integers n, is not an integer.

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