Question:  a) prove that 100 can not be written as sum of an odd integer and two even integers. b)Can 100 be written as sum of two odd integer and one even integer?explain Note: please do it fast and stepwisley thanks....

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Section10.2: Arithmetic Sequences
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a) prove that 100 can not be written as sum of an odd integer and two even integers.

b)Can 100 be written as sum of two odd integer and one even integer?explain

Note: please do it fast and stepwisley thanks....

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