Show that any positive odd integer is of the form ( 6m + 1 ) or ( 6m + 3 ) or ( 6m + 5 ) where m is some integer
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Multiplying any number with 2 or it's multiple is always an even number and adding an odd number to even number is always odd.
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Let m be a arbitrary integer
Where m divide 6 , to get remainder as r and to get qoutient as q
➡ By Euclid's lemma ( A = bq + r )
( 6m + 1 ) .. ( 6m + 3 ) .. ( 6m + 5)
➡ ( 6m + 1 ) = 7 .. were 7 is odd
➡ ( 6m + 3 ) = 9 .. were 9 is odd
➡ ( 6m + 5 ) = 11 .. were 11 is odd
Hence , any postive odd integer can be of the form ( 6m + 1 ) .. ( 6m + 3).. ( 6m + 5)
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Let m be a arbitrary integer
Where m divide 6 , to get remainder as r and to get qoutient as q
➡ By Euclid's lemma ( A = bq + r )
( 6m + 1 ) .. ( 6m + 3 ) .. ( 6m + 5)
➡ ( 6m + 1 ) = 7 .. were 7 is odd
➡ ( 6m + 3 ) = 9 .. were 9 is odd
➡ ( 6m + 5 ) = 11 .. were 11 is odd
Hence , any postive odd integer can be of the form ( 6m + 1 ) .. ( 6m + 3).. ( 6m + 5)
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HOPE U UNDERSTAND ☺☺☺
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