use euclids division lemma to show that the square of any positive integer is of the form 3P,3P+1
Answers
Answered by
8
Hope it helps...!!!!
a is positiver number and b=3
Then,
By euclid lemma a=3p+r where 0<= r<3
So,
a=3p,3p+1,3p+2
On squaring
a^2=>9p^2 (3p+1)^2,(3p+2)^2
=>3(3p^2), 3(p^2+2p)+1, 3(p^2+4p+1)+1
=>3k,3k+1
So the square of any positive inter is of form 3p, 3p+1.
#Be Brainly✌️
a is positiver number and b=3
Then,
By euclid lemma a=3p+r where 0<= r<3
So,
a=3p,3p+1,3p+2
On squaring
a^2=>9p^2 (3p+1)^2,(3p+2)^2
=>3(3p^2), 3(p^2+2p)+1, 3(p^2+4p+1)+1
=>3k,3k+1
So the square of any positive inter is of form 3p, 3p+1.
#Be Brainly✌️
Answered by
1
Hello dear your answer
Thanks!!
Thanks!!
Attachments:
![](https://hi-static.z-dn.net/files/d95/341980e22a1005611dcd61810cd596f7.jpg)
Similar questions