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Prove that (n2 + n) is divisible by 2 for any positive integer n.

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Answered by AaravpandeyAV1306
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Step-by-step explanation:

Case i: Let n be an even positive integer.

When n=2q

In this case , we have 

n2−n=(2q)2−2q=4q2−2q=2q(2q−1)

n2−n=2r , where r=q(2q−1)

n2−n is divisible by 2 .

Case ii: Let n be an odd positive integer.

When n=2q+1

In this case 

n2−n=(2q+1)2−(2q+1)=(2q+1)(2q+1−1)=2q(2q+1)

n2−n=2r, where r=q(2q+1)

n2−nis divisible by 2.

∴  n2−n is divisible by 2 for every integer n

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Answered by urfriend55
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