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Show that one and only one out of n, n +4, n +8, n +12 and n + 16 is divisible by 5 where
n is any positive integer.​

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Answered by ayushgupta17dec
0

Answer:

Consider the positive integer is of the form

5q,5q+1,5q+2,5q+3......

Here

b=5

r=0,1,2,3,4,

Where r=0,thenn=5q

Now, n=5q is divisible by 5

n+4=5q+4[not divisible by 5]

n+8=5q+8[not divisible by 5]

n+6=5q+6[not divisible by 5]

n+12=5q+12[not divisible by 5]

Where r=1,n=5q+1

n=5q+1

n+4=5q+5[divisible by 5]

n+8=5q+9[not divisible by 5]

n+6=5q+7[not divisible by 5]

n+12=5q+13[not divisible by 5]

Where r=2,n=5q+2

n=5q+2

n+4=5q+6[not divisible by 5]

n+8=5q+10[divisible by 5]

n+6=5q+8[not divisible by 5]

n+12=5q+14[not divisible by 5]

Where r=3,n=5q+3

n=5q+3

n+4=5q+7[not divisible by 5]

n+8=5q+11[not divisible by 5]

n+6=5q+9[not divisible by 5]

n+12=5q+15[ divisible by 5]

When,

r=4,n=5q+4

n=5q+4

n+4=5q+8[not divisible by 5]

n+8=5q+12[not divisible by 5]

n+6=5q+10[ divisible by 5]

n+12=5q+16[not divisible by 5]

From 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 Its clear that, one and only one out of n,n+4,n+12,n+6 is divisible by 5

Hence, this is the answer.

Answered by llTheUnkownStarll
2

Solution:

According to Euclid's division Lemma,

Let the positive integer = n, b=5

n = 5q+r, where q is the quotient and r is the remainder

0 < r < 5 implies remainders may be 0, 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5

Therefore, n may be in the form of 5q, 5q+1, 5q+2, 5q+3, 5q+4

So, this gives us the following cases:

CASE 1:

When, n = 5q

n+4 = 5q+4

n+8 = 5q+8

n+12 = 5q+12

n+16 = 5q+16

Here, n is only divisible by 5

CASE 2:

When, n = 5q+1

n+4 = 5q+5 = 5(q+1)

n+8 = 5q+9

n+12 = 5q+13

n+16 = 5q+17

Here, n + 4 is only divisible by 5

CASE 3:

When, n = 5q+2

n+4 = 5q+6

n+8 = 5q+10 = 5(q+2)

n+12 = 5q+14

n+16 = 5q+18

Here, n + 8 is only divisible by 5

CASE 4:

When, n = 5q+3

n+4 = 5q+7

n+8 = 5q+11

n+12 = 5q+15 = 5(q+3)

n+16 = 5q+19

Here, n + 12 is only divisible by 5

CASE 5:

When, n = 5q+4

n+4 = 5q+8

n+8 = 5q+12

n+12 = 5q+16

n+16 = 5q+20 = 5(q+4)

Here, n + 16 is only divisible by 5

So, we can conclude that one and only one out of n, n + 4, n + 8, n + 12 and n + 16 is divisible by 5.

 \fbox \blue{Hence Proved}

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