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If n is natural number, then 3²n -2²n is always divisible by what​

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Answered by sainilavanya02
1

Answer:

Let p(x)=3  

2n+2

−8x−9 is divisible by 64                      …..(1)

When put n=1,

p(1)=3  

4

−8−9=64 which is divisible by 64

Let n=k and we get

p(k)=3  

2k+2

−8k−9 is divisible by 64

3  

2k+2

−8k−9=64m      where m∈N                      …..(2)

Now we shall prove  that p(k+1) is also true

p(k+1)=3  

2(k+1)+2

−8(k+1)−9 is divisible by 64.

Now,

p(k+1)=3  

2(k+1)+2

−8(k+1)−9=3  

2

.3  

2k+2

−8k−17

=9.3  

2k+2

−8k−17

=9(64m+8k+9)−8k−17

=9.64m+72k+81−8k−17

=9.64m+64k+64

=64(9m+k+1),   Which is divisibility by 64

Thus p(k+1)is true whenever p(k) is true.

Hence, by principal mathematical induction,

p(x) is true for all natural number p(x)=3  

2n+2

−8x−9 is divisible by 64 n∈N

Step-by-step explanation:

Answered by satyakalki36
1

Answer:

\begin{gathered} {9}^{2n} - {3}^{2n} \\ = {( {9}^{n} )}^{2} - {( {3}^{n} )}^{2} \\ = ( {9}^{n} - {3}^{n})( {9}^{n} + {3}^{n})\end{gathered}

9

2n

−3

2n

=(9

n

)

2

−(3

n

)

2

=(9

n

−3

n

)(9

n

+3

n

)

surely for any n, whether even or odd, the factor

( {9}^{n} - {3}^{n}) \:(9

n

−3

n

)

can always be broken in the form:

(9 - 3)(p)(9−3)(p)

where p depends upon n, 9 and 3

so the statement

{9}^{2n} - {3}^{2n} \:9

2n

−3

2n

is always divisible by 9 – 3, i.e., 6.

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