Show that if n is an integer and n³ + 5 is odd, then n even using a) a proof by contraposition. b) a proof by contradiction.

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17 Show that if n is an integer and n³ + 5 is odd, then n is
even using
a) a proof by contraposition.
b) a proof by contradiction.
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