7. Suppose n is a natural number that is greater than 100. Alex and Jerry each compute the gcd(4n. 20n2 + 15) and obtain different answers. Alex's computation has 12 divisions and Jerry's has 19. (a) Can we conclude that Alex's calculation contains an error? (b) Can we conclude that Jerry's calculation contains an error?

7. Suppose n is a natural number that is greater than 100. Alex and Jerry each compute the gcd(4n. 20n2 + 15) and obtain different answers. Alex's computation has 12 divisions and Jerry's has 19. (a) Can we conclude that Alex's calculation contains an error? (b) Can we conclude that Jerry's calculation contains an error?

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Chapter2: Second-order Linear Odes

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