Prove the following statements by contradiction. Theorem. (a) There do not exist integers x and y such that 15x + 1 = 21y. (b) There is no integer n such that n² + 1 is divisible by 4.
Prove the following statements by contradiction. Theorem. (a) There do not exist integers x and y such that 15x + 1 = 21y. (b) There is no integer n such that n² + 1 is divisible by 4.
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Here we have to prove the following statements by using contradiction.
(a) There do not exist integers such that
(b) There is no integer such that is divisible by 4.
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