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the difference of the squares of 2 consecutive integers is divisible by what​

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Answered by ojasvii29
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Let the two consecutive even integers be 2n and (2n+2). Then,

Let the two consecutive even integers be 2n and (2n+2). Then,(2n+2)

Let the two consecutive even integers be 2n and (2n+2). Then,(2n+2) 2

Let the two consecutive even integers be 2n and (2n+2). Then,(2n+2) 2 =(2n+2+2n)(2n+2−2n)

Let the two consecutive even integers be 2n and (2n+2). Then,(2n+2) 2 =(2n+2+2n)(2n+2−2n) =2(4n+2)

Let the two consecutive even integers be 2n and (2n+2). Then,(2n+2) 2 =(2n+2+2n)(2n+2−2n) =2(4n+2) =4(2n+1), which is divisible by 4.

Answered by akashrawat09
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ANSWER

Let the two consecutive even integers be 2n and (2n+2). Then,

(2n+2)

2

=(2n+2+2n)(2n+2−2n)

=2(4n+2)

=4(2n+1), which is divisible by 4.

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