Explanation Let r be the statement “ n is divisible by 6 ”. Let s be the statement “ n is divisible by 3 ”. Let t be the statement “the sum of the digits of n is divisible by 3 ”. Replace the statement by r , s and t in the given common form. r is the statement between “if” and “then” in the third statement, thus r is the statement “this function is a polynomial”

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