Use Euclid's division lemma to show that the cube of any positive integer is of the form
9m, 9m + 1 or 9m +8.
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Step-by-step explanation:
let a,b are two integer ,b=3
by using Euclid division lemma,a=bq+r
r=0
(a)³=3q(a)³
(a)³ 9(3q)
a=9m
r=1a=3q+r
cubic on both sides
(a)³=(3q+r)¾
=(3q)³+(1)³+3(3q)(1)(3q+1)
27+1+9q(3q+1)
9(3q+1+(3q+1)+1
here(3q+1+(3q+1)+1) is taken as m
so,9m+1
r=2a=3q+2(a)³=(3q+2)³=(3q)³+(2)³+3(3q)(2)(3q+2)
=27+8+18(3q+2)
=9(3q+2q(3q+2))+8
here (3q+2q(3q+2) is taken as m
so,9m+8
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