Show that if mod (n, 4) = 1, then y must be even. Show that if mod (n, 4) = 3, then y must be odd.
Show that if mod (n, 4) = 1, then y must be even. Show that if mod (n, 4) = 3, then y must be odd.
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Please do Exercise 9.3.13 part D and E show step by step and please explain.
Hints:
Hint for (a) Prove by contradiction.
Hint for (b) Write m = 2k+1.
Hint for (d) Use part (c), part (b), and the distributive law.
Hint for (e) This is similar to part(b).
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