prove that the square of any positive integer is of the form 4
M or 4 m + 1 for some integer m
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=> Let a be the any positive integer.
:-) then b = 4.
By Euclid's Division lemma:-)
↪➡ a= bq+r. [ q = Quotient].
↪➡ 0≤r<b.
=> 0≤r<4.
:-( r= 0,1,2,3).
⏩▶ Taking r = 0.
=> a= bq+r.
↪➡ a= 4q+0.
↪➡ a=4q.
↪➡a=(4q)².
↪➡ a=16q².
↪➡ a= 4(4q)².
↪➡a= 4m. [ where m = 4q²].
Now,
⏩▶ Taking r= 1.
=> a= bq+r.
↪➡ a= 4q+1.
↪➡ a= (4q+1)².
↪➡ a= 16q²+ 8q+1.
↪➡ a= 4(4q²+2q)+1.
↪➡ a= 4m+1. [ where m= 4q²+2q].
✴✴ Hence, it is proved that 4q and 4q+1 is the any positive integers for some integers q.✴✴✔✔.
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=> Let a be the any positive integer.
:-) then b = 4.
By Euclid's Division lemma:-)
↪➡ a= bq+r. [ q = Quotient].
↪➡ 0≤r<b.
=> 0≤r<4.
:-( r= 0,1,2,3).
⏩▶ Taking r = 0.
=> a= bq+r.
↪➡ a= 4q+0.
↪➡ a=4q.
↪➡a=(4q)².
↪➡ a=16q².
↪➡ a= 4(4q)².
↪➡a= 4m. [ where m = 4q²].
Now,
⏩▶ Taking r= 1.
=> a= bq+r.
↪➡ a= 4q+1.
↪➡ a= (4q+1)².
↪➡ a= 16q²+ 8q+1.
↪➡ a= 4(4q²+2q)+1.
↪➡ a= 4m+1. [ where m= 4q²+2q].
✴✴ Hence, it is proved that 4q and 4q+1 is the any positive integers for some integers q.✴✴✔✔.
✴✴ Thanks ✴✴.
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