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Standard VII
Mathematics
Integers
If n is a nat...
Question
If n is a natural number then 9
2n
– 5
2n
is divisible by --
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Solution
Dear Student
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If n is a natural number, then 9
2n
− 4
2n
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(b) 13
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[Hint : 9
2n
− 4
2n
is of the form a
2n
− b
2n
which is divisible by both a − b and a + b. So, 9
2n
− 4
2n
is divisible by both 9 − 4 = 5 and 9 + 4 = 13.]
