Math, asked by mohitlohan62, 11 months ago

10. If n be any positive integer, then by using Euclid's
division algorithm, show that n3+1 can be
expressed in the form 9m, 9m +1 or 9m + 2, for some
integer m.​

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Answered by Chetan001
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Answer:

recheck the question first..finding trouble in giving answer!!

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mohitlohan62: the question is write please solve
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Chetan001: the question can only be right if there is 9m+8m on the place of 9m+2.
Chetan001: 9m+8. sorry not 9m+m
dishamodi248: wait and watch what answer come
Chetan001: oky
Answered by dishamodi248
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Answer:

this is correct answer

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