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prove that 2*7^n-3*5^n+1 is divisible by 24

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Answered by BharathBangaram
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Answer:

Let P(n):2.7

n

+3.5

n

−5 is divisible by 24

We note that P(n) is true when n=1, since 2.7+3.5−5=24. which is divisible by 24.

Assume that P(k) is true.

i.e. 2.7

k

+3.5

k

−5=24q when q∈N -------------- ( 1 )

Now, we have to prove that P(k+1) is true whenever P(k) is true.

We have

2.7

k+1

+3.5

k+1

−5

⇒ 2.7

k

.7

1

+3.5

k

.5

1

−5

⇒ 7[2.7

k

+3.5

k

−5−3.5

k

+5]+3.5

k

.5−5

⇒ 7[24q−3.5

k

+5]+15.5

k

−5

⇒ 2×24q−21.5

k

+35+15.5

k

−5

⇒ 7×24q−6.5

k

+30

⇒ 7×24q−6(5

k

−5)

⇒ 7×24q−6(4p) [ (5

k

−5) is multiple of 4 ]

⇒ 7×24q−24p

⇒ 24(7p−q)

⇒ 24×r;r=7p−q. is some natural number ---------- ( 2 )

The expression on the R.H.S oof ( 1 ) is divisible by 24. Thus P(k+1) is true whenever P(k) is true.

Hence, by principle of mathematical induction , P(n) is true for all n∈

Step-by-step explanation:

So, for n=1, given expession is divisible by 24. Let for any k∈N, given expression is divisible by 24. Then, 2⋅7k+3⋅5k-5=24c, where c is a natural number.

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