(Proof by cases: (p₁ V P2 V (Pn →q)) Prove or disprove. V Pn) → q = (P₁ → q)^(p2 →q)^^...^ "The 4th power of any integer never has remainder 2 when divided by 3."

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(Proof by cases: (p₁ V P2 VVPn) →q = (P₁ →q) ^ (p₂ →q)^..^
(Pn →q)) Prove or disprove.
"The 4th power of any integer never has remainder 2 when divided
by 3."
Transcribed Image Text:(Proof by cases: (p₁ V P2 VVPn) →q = (P₁ →q) ^ (p₂ →q)^..^ (Pn →q)) Prove or disprove. "The 4th power of any integer never has remainder 2 when divided by 3."
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