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7^6n - 6^6n when n is an integer > 0 is divisible by

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Answered by anand782000
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Answered by roshinik1219
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Given:

 7^{6n} - 6^{6n}   when n is an integer   > 0

To Find:  

  • We have to find the divisibility of the given function.

Solution:

We know that

                  x^n - a^n  is  divisible by x-a        for all n

And

                  x^n +a^n is divisible by  x + a         for all n should be even

So,  Here

                          x = 7\\a = 6\\n = 6n

Taking n = 1

                       7^{6n}-6^{6n}=7^6-6^6\\

                                       =(7^3)^2- (6^3)^2 \\     =(73-63)(73-63)\\     =(343-216)\times(343+216)\\     =127 \times 559\\      =127 \times13\times43

Thus, We clearly see that it is divisible by 127, 13 as well as 559.

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