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In this question we are asked to prove certain statement.
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So in the first statement, we are asked to prove that for every integer n, if n is odd, then 3n plus 5 is even.
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So let's take n as a general odd number, say 2k plus 1.
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If we substitute this value of n in 3n plus 5, we get 3 2k plus 1 plus 5, which is 6k plus 3 plus 5, that is 6k plus 8.
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Now since 6k is individually is an even number and 8 is also in an even number and we know that the sum of even and even is always even.
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Or we can write 6k plus 8 as 2, 3k plus 4.
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And we know that whenever a number is multiplied by 2, it always become even.
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So we can say that for every odd integer n, the value of 3n plus 5 is even.
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Now in the next part, that is in the b part, we are asked to prove for every integer m, if m is even, then 3m plus 5 is odd.
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So let's take m as general even function that is 2k substitute this value of 2k in 3m plus 5 we get 3 2k plus 5 that is 6k plus 5 that is 6k plus 4 plus 1 which will be 2 3k plus 2 plus 1 so it is of the form 2n plus 1 2n plus 1.
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Which is an odd form that is whenever a multiple of 2 whenever in a multiple of 2 we add 1 it becomes odd so we can say that for every odd even integer m the value of 3m plus 5 is always odd now in the third part we are asked for every integer n 2n minus 1 is odd for every integer n 2 n minus 1 is odd for every integer n 2 n minus 1 is odd we have to proof that.
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So let's take n as an even integer first.
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That is let's take n as 2k.
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Whenever we substitute the value of n as 2k into n plus 1 we get 2 into 2k minus 1.
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That is 4k minus 1.
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So whenever a multiple of 4 is subtracted by 1 it becomes odd.
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So for n as an even integer the value of 2n minus 1 is odd.
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Now let's take n as odd number, that is take n as 2k plus 1.
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If we substitute the value of n as 2k plus 1 in the equation 2 in minus 1, we get 2 into 2k plus 1 minus 1 which will be 4k plus 2 minus 1.
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That is 2 into 2k plus 1 minus 1.
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So whenever we subtract 1 from the multiple of 2, always become odd.
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So for every odd integer in the value of 2n minus 1 is odd.
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So from these two conclusions we can say that the value of 2n minus 1 is always odd for every integer n...