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Consider the statement:
The difference between any odd integer and any even integer is an odd integer.
Before writing the proof, we need to know what the goal is. In other
the end of the proof?
what is the final step at
Recall that when we reach this sentence, we know that we are done.
O No such m and n exist,
O Both m and n are even.
O Both m and n are odd.
O m - n is odd.
O m - n is even.
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Consider the statement:
The difference between any odd integer and any even integer is an odd integer.
Which of the following could be the first sentence in a direct proof of this statement?
O Let m be any odd integer, and n be any even integer. Then m – n is an odd integer.
O Note that if m = 3, an odd integer, and n = 2, an even integer, then m – n=1 is an odd integer.
O Suppose there exists an odd integer m and an even integer n such that m - n is an odd integer.
O Let m be any odd integer, and n be any even integer. Then m – n is an even integer.
O Let m and n be any integers such that m is odd and n is even.
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