Math, asked by Samirrayma, 8 months ago

prove that the square of an odd integer decreased by 1 is a multiple of 8​

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Answered by hareshc
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Answer:

follow the attachment given above..you can even take 2x +1 but multiple will be in fraction...

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Answered by Anonymous
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hey mate here is your answer....

Step-by-step explanation:

➡️ Let a = 4k + 1 or 4k + 3

➡️ a² = 16k² + 8k + 1 or a² = 16k² + 24k + 9

➡️ a² - 1 = 8k(2k + 1) or a² - 1 = 8 ( 2k² + 3k + 1)

▶️ a² - 1 is a multiple of 8.

☑️ Thus when 1 subtracted from square of an odd integer then the integer so obtained is multiple of 8.

Hope it helps!☺️

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