4c Let m and n be integers. If m +n is even, then either ma even or m and n are both odd. 10 = 2F+1 +241 + 2012) 8
4c Let m and n be integers. If m +n is even, then either ma even or m and n are both odd. 10 = 2F+1 +241 + 2012) 8
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Prove the following "or" statement
Transcribed Image Text:4c
Let m and n be integers. If m +n is even, then either m and n are both
even or m and n are both odd.
A:
Assome
m and
man=2K+|+24+1
2014
000000000000000000000000
M=2K
Z(K+L+1)
8
0
21
2x+1 and 40=2L+
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