18 - Following statement is given to you"If m is an even integer, then m+7 is odd."The student used following steps to prove the given statement.If m is an even integer then m=2k where k is an integerThen m+7 can be written as m+7=2k+7=2k+6+1=2(k+3)+1=2a+1 which is an odd integera=k+3What is the name of the proof method which is used in the solution?a) O Proof by Contradictionb) O Direct Proofc) O Contrapositive proofd) O Mathematical Induction

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18 - Following statement is given to you "If m is an even integer, then m+7 is odd." The student used following steps to prove the given statement. If m is an even integer then m=2k where k is an integer Then m+7 can be written as m+7=2k+7 =2k+6+1 =2(k+3)+1 , a=k+3 =2a+1 which is an odd integer What is the name of the proof method which is used in the solution? a) O Proof by Contradiction b) O Direct Proof c) O Contrapositive proof d) O Mathematical Induction

18 - Following statement is given to you "If m is an even integer, then m+7 is odd." The student used following steps to prove the given statement. If m is an even integer then m=2k where k is an integer Then m+7 can be written as m+7=2k+7 =2k+6+1 =2(k+3)+1 , a=k+3 =2a+1 which is an odd integer What is the name of the proof method which is used in the solution? a) O Proof by Contradiction b) O Direct Proof c) O Contrapositive proof d) O Mathematical Induction

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