Suppose z = (xnxn-1... x1x0) 10 where n ≥ 1. Use the result from Question 5 to prove that, 6|z = 6 | (2(xn+xn−1+. +x₁) − xo).
Suppose z = (xnxn-1... x1x0) 10 where n ≥ 1. Use the result from Question 5 to prove that, 6|z = 6 | (2(xn+xn−1+. +x₁) − xo).
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Transcribed Image Text:. Suppose z = (Xnxn-1...X1X0o) 10 where n ≥ 1. Use the result from Question 5 to
prove that,
6z6 (2(x₂+xn−1+...+x₁)xo).
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