Exercise 6.4 (1) For which natural numbers n is the number 3" + 1 divisible by 10? Find the remainder of the division of 1!+2!++50! by 7. (3) Is it true that 36 divides n¹ + n² +4 for infinitely many natural numbers n? Explain!
Exercise 6.4 (1) For which natural numbers n is the number 3" + 1 divisible by 10? Find the remainder of the division of 1!+2!++50! by 7. (3) Is it true that 36 divides n¹ + n² +4 for infinitely many natural numbers n? Explain!
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