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show that any positive odd integer is of the form 6q + 1 or 6q + 3 or 6q + 5 Where Q is some integers​

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 \tt Let \: a \: be \: an \: given \: no. \\  \tt on \: dividing \: a \: by \: 6,we \: get \: q \: as  \\  \tt the \: quotient \: and \: r \: as \: the \: remainder \\  \tt such \: that \: a = 6q + r,r = 0,1,2,3,4,5 \\ \tt when \: r = 0 \\  \tt a = 6q, \: even \: no.\\ \tt when \: r = 1 \\  \tt a = 6q + 1, \: odd \: no.\\ \tt when \: r = 2\\  \tt a = 6q + 2, \: even \: no. \\ \tt when \: r = 3 \\  \tt a = 6q + 3, \: odd \: no.\\ \tt when \: r = 4 \\  \tt a = 6q + 4, \: even \: no.\\ \tt when \: r = 5 \\  \tt a = 6q + 5, \: odd \: no. \\  \tt so \: any \: positive \: odd \: integer \: is \: of \: form \\  \tt6q  + 1,6q + 3,6q + 5. \\  \\  \tt  \dag HENCE \:  PROVED \dag

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